Preserving behaviour: Why and how
In this paper, we propose a generic method for elaborating the behavioural specification dictionary of applications. It could apply in the context of various conceptual modelling approaches and take advantage of functionalities provided by associated CASE tools. The method is based on a meta-schema...
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