8th European Conference on
July 2-5, 2012, Technical University of Denmark |
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First Workshop on Graphical Modeling Language Development (GMLD)
Tuesday, July 3, 900–1700, S10organised by Heiko Kern (University of Leipzig), Juha-Pekka Tolvanen (MetaCase, Finland), Paolo Bottoni (University of Rome)
Models play an important role in software development. They not only support communication and understanding, but are increasingly used in automating software development tasks. While many languages are created for software developers others may be created for business analysts, interaction specialists, or test engineers. Often these languages are domain-specific, created for a narrow application area or for use only inside one company.
This workshop looks at principles of modeling language development, particularly graphical modeling languages for domain-specific needs. We discuss contributions that are backed up by experiences on developing languages. We cover all the phases of language development, including definition, testing, evaluation, and maintenance.
Program (room S10)
| 900– 915 | Welcome & Agenda |
| 915–1030 | Regular talk |
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Domain Specific Language Architecture for Automation Systems: An Industrial Case Study (Christopher Preschern, Andrea Leitner, Christian Kreiner) Domain-specific front-end for virtual system modeling (Janne Vatjus-Anttila, Jari Kreku, Kari Tiensyrjä)
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| 1030–1100 | Coffee break |
| 1100–1230 | Regular talks |
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A Comparison of Ecore and GOPPRR through an Information System Meta Modeling Approach (Vladimir Dimitrieski, Milan Celikovic, Vladimir Ivancevic, Ivan Lukovic) SeMFIS: A Tool for Managing Semantic Aspects of Conceptual Models about Information Systems (Hans-Georg Fill) Towards collaboration between sighted and visually impaired developers in the context of Model-Driven Engineering (Filipe Del Nero Grillo, Renata Fortes, Daniel Lucrédio)
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| 1230–1330 | Lunch break |
| 1330 – 1430 | Group work |
| 1430–1500 | Coffee break |
| 1430 – 1615 | Group work (cntd.) |
| 1615–1700 | Group work reporting, wrap-up and closing |