Semantically-Driven Workflow Generation Using Declarative Modeling for Processes in Software Engineering

Software engineering processes are a challenging domain for the application of workflow engines due to their high dynamicity, often evolutionary nature, abstract process models, and the informational and environmental dependencies of their activities. In order to offer automated and relevant process...

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Published in2011 IEEE 15th International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference Workshops pp. 164 - 173
Main Authors Grambow, G., Oberhauser, R., Reichert, M.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.08.2011
Subjects
Adaptation models
Concrete
declarative workflow modeling
evolutionary process support
Ontologies
OWL
process modeling
Programming
semantic technology
Semantics
situational method engineering
Software engineering
software engineering workflows
workflow management
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ISBN1457708698
9781457708695
ISSN2325-6583
DOI10.1109/EDOCW.2011.54

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Summary:Software engineering processes are a challenging domain for the application of workflow engines due to their high dynamicity, often evolutionary nature, abstract process models, and the informational and environmental dependencies of their activities. In order to offer automated and relevant process guidance to software developers, the operational-level guidance must be capable of situational adaptation as processes evolve. A declarative workflow modeling approach driven by semantic technology is described that contextually constructs workflows on-the-fly from candidate activities. Thus, automated process guidance in dynamic environments is facilitated while retaining correctness properties, simplifying modeling, and fostering reuse.
ISBN:1457708698
9781457708695
ISSN:2325-6583
DOI:10.1109/EDOCW.2011.54