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    Title: Toward a Generic Transformation between B2Bi Standards XML and UML
    Authors: 諶家蘭
    Seng, Jia-Lang
    Keywords: XML;UML;XMI;B2Bi;business model;transformation model
    Date: 2004-08
    Issue Date: 2008-12-23 14:58:24 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: The (eXtensible Markup Language) XML is fast becoming the standard data exchange across the Internet. It is suitable to describe complex-structured data. It also provides a validation mechanism to validate vocabulary used in the XML document. In order to exchange XML document, we need to define XML vocabulary by schema language. As a result spread out the issues of XML schema design from here. In the research, UML and XML schema transformation issue have been studied to develop a bi-directional mapping and transformation model. We design the bidirectional mapping and transformation model in two parts. We develop a sequence of production rules from the viewpoints of syntactic and semantic transformation. We develop production rules from the viewpoints of XML constructs. We build the transformation model to make transformation method more explicit, simple and easy to use.
    Relation: Americas Conference on Information Systems 2004, (AMICS), Association for Information Systems
    Data Type: conference
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