CIEMA: A Configurable Integrated Enterprise Model Architecture

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1 CIEMA: A Configurable Integrated Enterprise Model Architecture Yihang Luo 1, Yushun Fan 2 1 CIMS Research Center, Tsinghua University, Beijing, Chinalyh861001@sohu.com 2 CIMS Research Center, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China Abstract In current enterprise modeling field research, the model structure and modeling tools are generally limited to a specific modeling theory that is not flexible, so it is hard to meet the modeling requirements of different industries. This paper proposes a CIEMA (Configurable Integrated Enterprise Model Architecture), wherein we use a model configurable file that is independent from the business system to abstractly express model structure, thereby supporting the extensibility and configuration of different modeling methods. First, we propose a formal representation of CIEMA s basic elements and construct CIEMA s hierarchical structure; then, we use XML to design configurable file and its corresponding mapping method, thereby supporting the development of an executable system; finally, through the realization and application of the modeling platform to verify CIEMA s extensibility, we achieve configurability and good performance. Keywords-CIEMA; formalization; xml; configuration; modeling I. II. A National Natural Science Foundation (NO: /12/$ IEEE 928

2 B. CIEMA Solution BasicInfo,EditionInfo,UserDefini tion BasicInfo EditionInfo UserDefini tion BasicInfo ID,Name,Description EditionInfo Creator,CreationTime,Mender,Modificati ontime, Version UserDefini tion Name,ValueRange,Descriptio n Server BasicInfo,EditionInfo,UserDefini tion BasicInfo UserDefini tion Solution EditionInfo EditionInf o PlatformType,Location,DBName,User, Password Model BasicInfo, EditionInfo,UserDefini tion Solution ModelElment BasicInfo,SpecficInfo,UserDefini tion BasicInfo UserDefini tion Solution SpecificIn fo ModelElmen t {View,SubView,Entity,EntityGraph} Re lation BasicInfo,Re lationinfo,userdefini tion BasicInfo UserDefini tion Solution RelationInfo Re lationinfo Subject,Type,Pr operty Subject Type 2 929

3 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="gb2312"?> <Model Id="" Name="" Remark=""> </Model> III. A. B. 930

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