| Abstract [eng] |
Model Driven Development is one of the newest ways to increase level of abstraction in software development process. In some cases it allows to increase productivity up to 10 times. This work analyzes usage of two model driven methods in the creation of document management systems. They are, unified Model Driven Architecture (MDA) and Domain Specific Modeling (DSM). You will find both, theoretical and practical aspects of this topic. Theoretical part consists of a definition of document management system, its functions and characteristics. It also contains main advantages and drawbacks of model driven methods. During practical experiments the real value of method supporting tools is revealed. In case of MDA tools, you will see what help can you expect while increasing productivity. Whereas while analyzing DSM possibilities the fully functional tool for modeling document systems was created. It allows creating a model of a data layer, generating its source code and database scheme. The description of DSL creation steps can be used as a base for other domains, and created language can be extended as much as needed and used to create document management systems. |
