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Journal Article
CNUIML: Towards the automatic generation of enterprise-level rich internet applications using controlled natural user interface modeling language
2024
Overview
Model-based approaches attempt to facilitate the involvement of the end user (non-qualified user) in the software development process. Various approaches have been explored to automatically transform the user interface model into source code. However, the research community has focused less on describing the user interface with natural language. We used the Model Driven Architecture (MDA) approach and the Cameleon Reference Framework (CRF) to develop a Controlled Natural User Interface Modeling Language (CNUIML) for modeling the user interface of web applications. The meta-model of the designed language is represented by the meta-meta-model (class diagram), and the grammar of the language is developed using Extended Backus-Naur Form (EBNF). The usability of CNUIML has been evaluated through a case study. The models described with this language are AUI-level models based on CRF and a Platform-Independent Model (PIM) based on the MDA approach. In this study and evaluation, we have shown that the model designed with this language can be transformed into similar models such as task models or class diagrams using Model-to-Model (M2M) approaches. We have also discussed how the source code is obtained from the transformation of this model using Model-to-Text (M2T) methods.
Publisher
Sharif University of Technology
