| Multiple domain modeling using Sirius [message #1819290] |
Sun, 12 January 2020 07:03  |
 Avi Shaked
Messages: 29
Registered: October 2019 |
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Hi,
One of the things I like best about Sirius is its minimalist, build-up approach to models. Unlike in other modeling tools, the end-user is not overloaded with options, does not need to select appropriate pallet and model integrity is maintained through the packaging structure based on the meta-model (the ECORE model).
However, these features also have a significant drawback when one tries to combine multiple domain-specific modeling into the same model. For comparison, in commercial modeling environments, one can use "stereotypes" for adding a domain-specific representation to existing elements.
The issue is especially pressing when one tries to extend existing Sirius implementation. Some examples of potential use cases:
- Model a process using BPMN Designer (a DSM over Sirius) and extend it with a specific BPMN extension (such as PE-BPMN).
- Extend Capella with a new system modeling perspective.
I would love to know if and how you approach such integration between various Domain Specific Models using Sirius. I would prefer not to have the same element appear separately in multiple models (a main point in Model Driven Engineering is to have a single source of truth, right?).
Also, specifically, I would appreciate your thoughts and/or guidance regarding the correct/desirable way to extend existing Sirius implementations. I would prefer to implement such extensions in a way which preserves the ability to upgrade the existing implementations once an update become available (to benefit from new features and bug corrections).
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| Re: Multiple domain modeling using Sirius [message #1819583 is a reply to message #1819290] |
Fri, 17 January 2020 15:12  |
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Hello Avi,
Do you know the Sirius Diagram extension?
This mecanism allow to extend an existing representation and adding a new layer for the final users.
So you don't have to redifined existing representations but you can directly reused existing representations.
Regards,
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