NDLI: Modern technologies for modeling and development of process information systems.

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Modern technologies for modeling and development of process information systems.

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Author	Mustapic, Goran Akerholm, Mikael Mustapić, M. Sc. Goran Crnkovic, Ivica Åkerholm, M. Sc. Mikael
Abstract	This report gives an overview of the modern technologies used in software development in general, and in development of process information and process automation systems. As the systems became more complex and the software parts of them larger, old software development technologies based on structural type of programming had more and more difficulties to cope with this complexity. The new technologies emerged in recent ten-fifteen years have tried to solve these problems by focusing on a) reuse of software b) increasing the abstraction level in the development processes. All these technologies are based on objectoriented approach. We can see two clear directions of the development. One direction is in a relation to modeling of software systems. During the establishment of object-oriented languages, different methods for modeling object-oriented systems appeared which eventually resulted in Unified Modeling Language (UML). The second direction is related to the implementation part, i.e. to reuse of software components already implemented. This direction is characterized by component-based approach which includes development of methods and different implementations of component-based models and middlewares (for example COM, .NET, CORBA, JavaBeans, etc.). These trends are continuing. UML is grown up in a general methodology, not only used in object-oriented design, and component-based technologies are gaining ground in new domains
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Subject Keyword	Process Automation System Object-oriented System Software Component Component-based Technology Second Direction Recent Ten-fifteen Year Example Com Objectoriented Approach Object-oriented Design Abstraction Level Software Development Different Implementation Software Part Old Software Development Technology Component-based Model Unified Modeling Language New Technology Modern Technology New Domain Component-based Approach Object-oriented Language General Methodology Different Method Process Information Software System Process Information System Structural Type Implementation Part Clear Direction
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