Object-Oriented Metamethods

The COMMA (Common Object Methodology Metamodel Architecture) project is a development towards the establishment of a set of open standards for object-oriented programming. In part the book's goal is to create and motivate the notion of metamodelling and how it can be used to standardize the creation of industry-strength design.

Covers the important debate currently taking place in the software industry This source will be in great demand as the debate continues Henderson-Sellers is a leading figure in the software engineering community

Inhalt
I Background to the Project.- 1 The Methodology Explosion.- 2 What Does Industry Require?.- 3 Standardized Methodologies?.- II Project Description and Results.- 4 Description of the COMMA Project.- 5 The Derived Metamodels.- III The COMMA core metamodels.- 6 An Embryonic Core.- 7 Conclusions and Recommendations.- References.