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Formalizing the Framework Design Language F-UML
Brisbane, Australia September 22-September 27
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/SEFM.2003.1236218First International Conference on Sof ...
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Nadia Bouassida, Institut Sup?rieur d?Informatique et de Multim?dias de Sfax
Han?ne Ben-Abdallah, Gestion de Sfax
Fa?ez Gargouri, Gestion de Sfax
Abdemajid Ben Hamadou, Institut Sup?rieur d?Informatique et de Multim?dias de Sfax
Frameworks offer reuse through the generality they have to encompass. This same property, however, often makes a framework design fairly complex, hard to understand and, hence, to reuse. This paper, briefly, presents the F-UML design. It then focuses on the definition of the formal semantics of F-UML. This latter is defined through a translation of the meta-model of F-UML to Object-Z. The object-Z semantics allows a designer to prove the syntactic well-formedness of an F-UML design. In addition, it allows the verification of several design properties through a theorem prover.
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Nadia Bouassida, Han?ne Ben-Abdallah, Fa?ez Gargouri, Abdemajid Ben Hamadou, "Formalizing the Framework Design Language F-UML," sefm, pp.164, First International Conference on Software Engineering and Formal Methods (SEFM'03), 2003
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