Variant logic meta-data management for model driven applications
The scope for end users to influence the design and functionality of off the shelf Enterprise Information system (EIS) applications is usually minimal, requiring pursuing expensive vendor supported customisations. Our ongoing development of temporal meta-data EIS applications seeks to overcome these...
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| author | Davis, Jon Chang, Elizabeth |
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| description | The scope for end users to influence the design and functionality of off the shelf Enterprise Information system (EIS) applications is usually minimal, requiring pursuing expensive vendor supported customisations. Our ongoing development of temporal meta-data EIS applications seeks to overcome these issues, through modelling rather than coding, and with the meta-data model supporting the capability for end users to define their own application logic meta-data, to supplement or replace the originating vendor’s pre-defined application logic, as what we term Variant Logic. Variant Logic can be applied to any object defined in a meta-data EIS application, and can be defined by any authorised user, without the need for additional coding, and is available for immediate execution by the framework runtime engine. Variant Logic is also preserved during automated meta-data application updates. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-436072023-01-27T05:52:12Z Variant logic meta-data management for model driven applications Davis, Jon Chang, Elizabeth Xuewei Li Zhenji Zhang Juliang Zhang Jose Cordeiro Runtong Zhang version management meta-model version control EIS customisation lifecycle variant logic meta-data The scope for end users to influence the design and functionality of off the shelf Enterprise Information system (EIS) applications is usually minimal, requiring pursuing expensive vendor supported customisations. Our ongoing development of temporal meta-data EIS applications seeks to overcome these issues, through modelling rather than coding, and with the meta-data model supporting the capability for end users to define their own application logic meta-data, to supplement or replace the originating vendor’s pre-defined application logic, as what we term Variant Logic. Variant Logic can be applied to any object defined in a meta-data EIS application, and can be defined by any authorised user, without the need for additional coding, and is available for immediate execution by the framework runtime engine. Variant Logic is also preserved during automated meta-data application updates. 2011 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/43607 SciTePress restricted |
| spellingShingle | version management meta-model version control EIS customisation lifecycle variant logic meta-data Davis, Jon Chang, Elizabeth Variant logic meta-data management for model driven applications |
| title | Variant logic meta-data management for model driven applications |
| title_full | Variant logic meta-data management for model driven applications |
| title_fullStr | Variant logic meta-data management for model driven applications |
| title_full_unstemmed | Variant logic meta-data management for model driven applications |
| title_short | Variant logic meta-data management for model driven applications |
| title_sort | variant logic meta-data management for model driven applications |
| topic | version management meta-model version control EIS customisation lifecycle variant logic meta-data |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/43607 |