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1 Software Engineering I: Software Technology WS 2008/09 The UML 2.0 meta model Prof. Bernd Bruegge, Ph.D. Florian Schneider Applied Software Engineering Technische Universitaet Muenchen 2008 Bernd Brügge 1
2 Outline for today From model instances to meta models MOF meta model hierarchy How UML relates to MOF Example: Use case diagram meta model Example: Class diagram meta model Different notaoons for the UML meta model describe the same language UML Profiles: Adding new members to the family 2008 Bernd Brügge 2
3 From model instances to meta models 2008 Bernd Brügge 3
4 From model instances to meta models Canonical model instance relaoonship: 2008 Bernd Brügge 3
5 From model instances to meta models Canonical model instance relaoonship: 2008 Bernd Brügge 3
6 From model instances to meta models Canonical model instance relaoonship: 2008 Bernd Brügge 3
7 From model instances to meta models Canonical model instance relaoonship: aperson is an instance of the class Person Bernd Brügge 3
8 From model instances to meta models Canonical model instance relaoonship: aperson is an instance of the class Person. Thus the class Person is a model for aperson Bernd Brügge 3
9 From model instances to meta models Canonical model instance relaoonship: aperson is an instance of the class Person. Thus the class Person is a model for aperson Bernd Brügge 3
10 From model instances to meta models Canonical model instance relaoonship: aperson is an instance of the class Person. Thus the class Person is a model for aperson. Can we generalize this relaoonship? 2008 Bernd Brügge 3
11 From model instances to meta models Canonical model instance relaoonship: aperson is an instance of the class Person. Thus the class Person is a model for aperson. Can we generalize this relaoonship? What is the model for the class Person? 2008 Bernd Brügge 3
12 From model instances to meta models 2008 Bernd Brügge 4
13 From model instances to meta models Canonical model instance relaoonship: 2008 Bernd Brügge 4
14 From model instances to meta models Canonical model instance relaoonship: 2008 Bernd Brügge 4
15 From model instances to meta models Canonical model instance relaoonship: The instance aperson and the class Person are on different levels of abstracoon The class Person specifies features that characterize the structure and behavior of Persons The model for the class Person must characterize the structure and behavior of classes 2008 Bernd Brügge 4
16 From model instances to meta models 2008 Bernd Brügge 5
17 From model instances to meta models 2008 Bernd Brügge 5
18 From model instances to meta models RelaOonship between model and meta model: 2008 Bernd Brügge 5
19 From model instances to meta models RelaOonship between model and meta model: 2008 Bernd Brügge 5
20 From model instances to meta models RelaOonship between model and meta model: 2008 Bernd Brügge 5
21 From model instances to meta models RelaOonship between model and meta model: The meta class Class is a model for the class Person 2008 Bernd Brügge 5
22 From model instances to meta models RelaOonship between model and meta model: The meta class Class is a model for the class Person Since Person is a model (for the instance aperson), Class is a meta model (model for models) 2008 Bernd Brügge 5
23 From model instances to meta models 2008 Bernd Brügge 6
24 From model instances to meta models At first this might be confusing, so: 2008 Bernd Brügge 6
25 From model instances to meta models At first this might be confusing, so: Think of the different layers of abstracoon: 2008 Bernd Brügge 6
26 From model instances to meta models At first this might be confusing, so: Think of the different layers of abstracoon: Instances are concrete 2008 Bernd Brügge 6
27 From model instances to meta models At first this might be confusing, so: Think of the different layers of abstracoon: Instances are concrete Models are an abstract descripoon of the instances 2008 Bernd Brügge 6
28 From model instances to meta models At first this might be confusing, so: Think of the different layers of abstracoon: Instances are concrete Models are an abstract descripoon of the instances Meta models are an abstract descripoon of models 2008 Bernd Brügge 6
29 Meta models 2008 Bernd Brügge 7
30 Meta models Why do we need them? 2008 Bernd Brügge 7
31 Meta models Why do we need them? Meta models can be used for instance to formalize UML notaoons: 2008 Bernd Brügge 7
32 Meta models Why do we need them? Meta models can be used for instance to formalize UML notaoons: The UML is a Language, meta models are used to describe the grammar 2008 Bernd Brügge 7
33 Meta models Why do we need them? Meta models can be used for instance to formalize UML notaoons: The UML is a Language, meta models are used to describe the grammar The UML meta model describes all models one can create using UML 2008 Bernd Brügge 7
34 Meta models Why do we need them? Meta models can be used for instance to formalize UML notaoons: The UML is a Language, meta models are used to describe the grammar The UML meta model describes all models one can create using UML The meta model allows to talk about semanocs 2008 Bernd Brügge 7
35 Meta models 2008 Bernd Brügge 8
36 Meta models OK, so meta models are cool, but how do I create a meta model? 2008 Bernd Brügge 8
37 Meta models OK, so meta models are cool, but how do I create a meta model? To approach this problem, we will look at the history of UML s meta model first Bernd Brügge 8
38 The history of UML s meta model 2008 Bernd Brügge 9
39 The history of UML s meta model First there was UML which had semanoc problems 2008 Bernd Brügge 9
40 The history of UML s meta model First there was UML which had semanoc problems The OMG tried to formalize meta models 2008 Bernd Brügge 9
41 The history of UML s meta model First there was UML which had semanoc problems The OMG tried to formalize meta models They realized that all they needed to describe meta models was a subset of UML class diagram elements 2008 Bernd Brügge 9
42 The history of UML s meta model First there was UML which had semanoc problems The OMG tried to formalize meta models They realized that all they needed to describe meta models was a subset of UML class diagram elements To describe any meta model, we can use the UML class diagram notaoon! 2008 Bernd Brügge 9
43 Meta Object Facility (MOF) 2008 Bernd Brügge 10
44 Meta Object Facility (MOF) The OMG introduced the MOF to create a common approach to meta modeling 2008 Bernd Brügge 10
45 Meta Object Facility (MOF) The OMG introduced the MOF to create a common approach to meta modeling A meta model which is defined using MOF is called MOF compliant 2008 Bernd Brügge 10
46 Advantages of MOF compliant meta models They can easily be compared Their instances (models) can be exchanged in a standardized way (XML Metadata Interchange) Their instances can live in the same metadata repository (data warehousing) 2008 Bernd Brügge 11
47 Meta Object Facility (MOF) Facts 2008 Bernd Brügge 12
48 Meta Object Facility (MOF) Facts In general, the sequence instance model meta model meta meta model could be cononued infinitely Bernd Brügge 12
49 Meta Object Facility (MOF) Facts In general, the sequence instance model meta model meta meta model could be cononued infinitely. MOF defines a four layer meta model hierarchy four layers suffice for most pracocal applicaoons MOF and UML are aligned UML infrastructure contains concepts for UML and MOF 2008 Bernd Brügge 12
50 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) 2008 Bernd Brügge 13
51 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) 2008 Bernd Brügge 14
52 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) UML meta model (Layer M2) defines concepts like classes, a8ributes and associa;ons 2008 Bernd Brügge 14
53 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) UML meta model (Layer M2) defines concepts like classes, a8ributes and associa;ons model of the language UML 2008 Bernd Brügge 14
54 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) UML meta model (Layer M2) defines concepts like classes, a8ributes and associa;ons model of the language UML Layer M2 contains descripoons of the elements that can be used to describe the models on the model layer 2008 Bernd Brügge 14
55 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) 2008 Bernd Brügge 15
56 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) UML model (Layer M1) By using any UML diagram, we instanoate the UML meta model and obtain a UML model 2008 Bernd Brügge 15
57 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) UML model (Layer M1) By using any UML diagram, we instanoate the UML meta model and obtain a UML model Layer M1 contains applica;on specific models 2008 Bernd Brügge 15
58 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) 2008 Bernd Brügge 16
59 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) Instances (Layer M0) Real instances of the models 2008 Bernd Brügge 16
60 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) Instances (Layer M0) Real instances of the models Layer M0 contains concrete run ;me instances 2008 Bernd Brügge 16
61 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) Instances (Layer M0) Real instances of the models Layer M0 contains concrete run ;me instances Note the difference between instance specifica;ons and real instances! 2008 Bernd Brügge 16
62 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) 2008 Bernd Brügge 17
63 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) MOF model (Layer M3) The UML meta model is an instance of a yet more abstract model, namely the MOF model 2008 Bernd Brügge 17
64 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) MOF model (Layer M3) The UML meta model is an instance of a yet more abstract model, namely the MOF model M3 : M2 M2 : M Bernd Brügge 17
65 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) MOF model (Layer M3) The UML meta model is an instance of a yet more abstract model, namely the MOF model M3 : M2 M2 : M1 Layer M3 contains meta meta models 2008 Bernd Brügge 17
66 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) 2008 Bernd Brügge 18
67 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) Remember that this is only an example! We looked at a UML specific hierarchy 2008 Bernd Brügge 18
68 Meta model hierarchy of the MOF (UML specific) Remember that this is only an example! We looked at a UML specific hierarchy MOF describes meta models in general 2008 Bernd Brügge 18
69 Where are we? From model instances to meta models MOF meta model hierarchy How UML relates to MOF Example: Use case diagram meta model Example: Class diagram meta model Different notaoons for the UML meta model describe the same language UML Profiles: Adding new members to the family 2008 Bernd Brügge 19
70 How UML relates to MOF 2008 Bernd Brügge 20
71 How UML relates to MOF UML is MOF compliant: The UML meta model is an instance of the MOF model 2008 Bernd Brügge 20
72 How UML relates to MOF UML is MOF compliant: The UML meta model is an instance of the MOF model Let s see the UML meta model in acoon! 2008 Bernd Brügge 20
73 Use Case Diagram Meta Model (simplified) * * 1 * 1 1..* * * * * * Bernd Brügge 21
74 Use Case Diagram Meta Model <<instanceof>> (simplified) * * 1 * 1 1..* * * * * * Bernd Brügge 21
75 Use Case Diagram Meta Model (simplified) * <<instanceof>> * 1 * 1 1..* * * * * * Bernd Brügge 21
76 Use Case Diagram Meta Model (simplified) * * 1 * 1 1..* <<instanceof>> * * * * * Bernd Brügge 21
77 Use Case Diagram Meta Model (simplified) * * 1 * 1 1..* * * * * * <<Extend>> <<instanceof>> 2008 Bernd Brügge 21
78 Use Case Diagram Meta Model (simplified) * * 1 * 1 1..* * * * * * <<Include>> <<instanceof>> <<Extend>> 2008 Bernd Brügge 21
79 Class Diagram Meta Model (simplified) * * 2..* * 2008 Bernd Brügge 22
80 Class Diagram Meta Model (simplified) * * 2..* * <<instanceof>> 2008 Bernd Brügge 22
81 Class Diagram Meta Model (simplified) * * 2..* * <<instanceof>> 2008 Bernd Brügge 22
82 Class Diagram Meta Model (simplified) * * 2..* * <<instanceof>> 2008 Bernd Brügge 22
83 Class Diagram Meta Model (simplified) * * 2..* * <<instanceof>> 2008 Bernd Brügge 22
84 Where are we? From model instances to meta models MOF meta model hierarchy How UML relates to MOF Example: Use case diagram meta model Example: Class diagram meta model Different notaoons for the UML meta model describe the same language UML Profiles: Adding new members to the family 2008 Bernd Brügge 23
85 NotaOons for the UML meta model The UML meta model defines a language for specifying UML models The notaoon used to depict UML models provides graphical constructs represenong instances of meta model elements (SOcky figure represents an Actor) The notaoon is a funcoon from meta model elements to model elements ( uml nota;on(actor) = ) 2008 Bernd Brügge 24
86 Where are we? From model instances to meta models MOF meta model hierarchy How UML relates to MOF Example: Use case diagram meta model Example: Class diagram meta model Different notaoons for the UML meta model describe the same language UML Profiles: Adding new members to the family 2008 Bernd Brügge 25
87 UML Profiles consist of stereotypes, tagged values and constraints customize UML models for parocular domains or platorms are applied to elements of the UML meta model (M2)! are developed by manufacturers or standardizaoon organizaoons (CORBA,.NET) 2008 Bernd Brügge 26
88 Applying UML Profiles By applying a UML profile, you apply stereotypes to meta classes you provide a deeper meaning for the model the model gains integrity you narrow the amount of valid models, as you can see on the following slide 2008 Bernd Brügge 27
89 UML Profiles All models (MOF) UML models.net models (profile) CORBA models (profile) SysML models 2008 Bernd Brügge 28
90 Further reading MOF specificaoon URL to be delivered through the exercise portal Again, the UML 2 specificaoon See UML 2 Slides 2008 Bernd Brügge 29
91 OrganizaOonal Mauers 1 Mid term exam Thursday, December 18 th 17:30 Room to be announced RegistraOon procedure to be announced 2008 Bernd Brügge 30
92 OrganizaOonal Mauers 2 For those of you interested in doing the homework, please read through the exercise sheet QuesOons? Please deliver the soluoon on Thursday, October 30 th Paper based: before the exercise E Mail based: send e mail to Florian Schneider, same deadline 2008 Bernd Brügge 31
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