Consistence Preserving Model Merge in Collaborative Development Processes.
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| Title: | Consistence Preserving Model Merge in Collaborative Development Processes. |
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| Authors: | Barlet, Christian1 christian.bartelt@tu-clausthal.de |
| Source: | ICSE: International Conference on Software Engineering. 2008, p13-18. 6p. 9 Diagrams. |
| Subjects: | Software configuration management, Teams in the workplace, Configuration management, Software engineering, Computer software |
| Abstract: | Specification by models plays a decisive role, during the development process of complex systems. The division and concurrency of labor in teams is a further characteristic of such development. Therefore an efficient configuration and variant management of resulting documents is essential. In practice, a lot of establishe configuration management systems like CVS and Subversion are available which provide a text based merge. Unfortunately these systems are inappropriate for the management of models because they ignore the syntctic and semantic structure which is specified by the associated meta-models. Especially during the merge of model versions the mentioned systems fails at the generation of a meta-model consistent model. In this paper a proposal is presented which is enabled to merge model versions in a model based, collaborative development process. Furtermore meta-model independent methods for consistent-receiving model merging are explained. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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