Jean-Jacques Dubray wrote: >Another big advantage of using MOF is that you can readily store the >corresponding definitions (e.g. choreography definitions) in a MOF >compliant repository which are standard components. > >There is also very little constraints (as I understand it) to take a >metamodel and make it MOF compliant. > Its simpler than one thinks, Personally I used Poseidon UML tool (free) to create a UML 15 model for BPSS and CoreComponents. Then I ran a tool UML2MOF to generate/translate the MOF metamodel. A well though out metamodel is usually easy to translate, once one handles relations/associations properly. In the ArgoUML team were working towards MOF and UML2 compliance. /andersReceived on Friday, 20 June 2003 10:17:07 GMT
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