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Engineering Document Applications — From UML Models
to XML Schemas
Dennis Pagano
Chair for Applied Software Engineering, Technische Universität
München
Anne Brüggemann-Klein
Engineering Publishing Technology Group, Technische Universität
München
Abstract
Modeling is a pivotal activity in the engineering of software systems; it is the key method
to deal with complexity and change. Models support communication and drive software
development processes. In the Engineering Publishing Technology Group, we aim to leverage
modeling and other proven methods of software engineering for document engineering and
electronic publishing. Particularly, in this paper, we align UML class diagrams, which model
persistent data, with XML Schemas, which model the XML representation of persistent data as
documents. Our method, which we call uml2xsd, transforms an XMI representation of a UML class
diagram into an XML Schema that constrains XML instances of the UML model. It is patterned
after transformations into XML Schema that XMI defines for models in its MOF language, which
are closely related to UML class diagrams. With appropriate configuration, our method
automates a transformation process that has been conceptually defined in our paper presented
at Extreme Markup Languages 2007; it incorporates our handling of relations that has
been presented at Balisage 2008.
Engineering Document Applications — From UML Models
to XML Schemas
Balisage: The Markup Conference 2009
August 11 - 14, 2009
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