Model Driven Architecture Tutorial

MDAModel Driven ArchitectureJoaquin Miller®Lovelace Computingrepresenting X-Change TechnologiesLovelace ComputingThis is a tutorial prepared for the OMG Fourth WorkshopUML™ for Enterprise Applications: Delivering the Promise of MDAThe tutorial describes the MDA pattern and the basic concepts on which it is built. It discusses MDA platform-independent to platform-specific transformation and briefly outline other MDA capabilities.The material for this presentation is based on the current MDA Guide,omg/2003-06-01. http://www.omg.org/cgi-bin/doc?omg/03-06-01.pdfThese notes include text from the MDA Guide: Copyright © 2003 OMG and from the Reference Model of Open Distributed Processing, X.900 and IS 10746: Copyright © 1995, 1996 ISO and ITU http://www.joaquin.net/ODP/Joaquin Miller joaquin@joaquin.netLovelace Computing Company www.joaquin.net2908 Morgan Ave +1 (510) 336-2545Oakland CA 94602-3471 Fax: 336-2546USALovelace is a registered trademark of Lovelace Computing CompanyPresentation Copyright © 2003 Lovelace Computing Company1AcknowledgementsThis is largely a presentation of the OMG MDA Guide.The Guide was prepared by the ORMSC, under the supervision of the AB.Many folk contributed to the Guide.I’m to blame for what is presented herethat is not in the Guide (and for what is in the Guide).Lovelace ComputingMariano Belaunde (France Telecom R&D) Carol Burt (2AB)Cory Casanave (Data Access Technologies) Fred Cummins (EDS)Desmond ...