2005
Enterprise Architecture Analysis with XML
Publication
Publication
Presented at the
Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences , Hawaii
This paper shows how XML can be used for static and
dynamic analysis of architectures. Our analysis is based
on the distinction between symbolic and semantic models of
architectures. The core of a symbolic model consists of its
signature that specifies symbolically its structural elements
and their relationships. A semantic model is defined as a
formal interpretation of the symbolic model. This provides
a formal approach to the design of architectural description
languages and a general mathematical foundation for
the use of formal methods in enterprise architectures. For
dynamic analysis we define transformations of models of architectures,
modeled in XML, and for this purpose the XML
vocabulary for an architecture is extended with a few constructs
defined in the Rule Markup Language (RML). There
are RML tools available that perform the desired transformations.
1. Introduction
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de Boer, F., Bonsangue, M., Jacob, J., Stam, A., & van der Torre, L. (2005). Enterprise Architecture Analysis with XML. In Proceedings of 38th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (pp. 1–11). IEEE. |
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