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CAMLE: Caste-Centric Agent-Oriented Modeling Language and Environment


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Project Abstract

CAMLE is a part of our research agenda with the goal of developing a new software development method that is suitable to internet and web based computing and extends the object-oriented software development paradigm.

The project is based on the foundation of a caste-centric meta-model, which is also called conceptual model, of information systems from a multi-agent system point of view. It is closely related to the following projects:

  •  SLABS project, where SLABS stands for a Specification Language for Agent-Based Systems.
  •  SLABSp, which is studies the design and implementation of a programming language based on the caste-centric meta-model of multi-agent systems.

The project consists of three main parts:

  •  The design of a modeling language;
  •  The design and implementation of a modeling environment and a set of modeling tools;
  •  The investigation of model-driven development of internet/web based computer applications, such as Grid, peer-topeer,  web services, etc., using the modeling language and tools.

What's  New

  •  Oct. 2005: Effectiveness study of model consistency checking
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Key Milestones

  •  CAMLE language design
  •  CAMLE environment: model construction tools
  •  CAMLE environment: model consistency checking tool
  •  CAMLE environment: specification generation tool
  •  Case study on modeling and specification of web services (Online auction)

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Last updated: 11/03/05.