MoCoRe - Demonstration of Applicability & Evaluation

The aim of the MoCoRe approach (Model-Driven Composition & Rule-Based Refinement) is to establish a connection between model-providing processes and model-consuming processes. The MoCoRe approach is realized in the form of an open source and metamodel-independent framework. The purpose of this project is to demonstrate the applicability of the MoCoRe approach to the Palladio Component Model & evaluate our approach.

Structure

This project consists of three subprojects:

1. PCM Instance of the MoCoRe Framework
2. Unit & Integration Tests for the PCM Instance (realized as a JUnit5 Test Bundle)
3. Case-Study-Driven Evaluation of the PCM Instance (realized as a JUnit5 Test Bundle)

Usage

Follow these steps in order to execute the unit & integration tests as well as the test cases for the evaluation:

1. [Required, Once] Clone the repository using git clone [email protected]:gstuer/Library-ModelCompositionRefinement-Evaluation-Palladio.git
2. [Required, Once] Clone the publicly available case studies
   1. Navigate into the directory tests/tools.mdsd.mocore.instance.evaluation/resources
   2. Execute make evaluation-init
   3. Check that the directory tests/tools.mdsd.mocore.instance.evaluation/resources/evaluation/case-studies was created & contains the case studies
   4. Navigate back into the root of the git project
3. [Required, Repeatable] Make changes, build the project & execute the tests with mvn clean verify, & check the terminal output for any errors (Java 17 required)
4. [Optional] Cleanup the case studies
   1. Navigate into the directory tests/tools.mdsd.mocore.instance.evaluation/resources
   2. Execute make evaluation-clean

Licensing

This project is licensed under the EUPL-1.2 License.