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information loss when trying to integrate multiple modeling tools across their<br />
technical boundaries. The Eclipse-based modeling tool SERAPIS by Sphinx IT<br />
Consulting defines a proprietary meta-language which is not compliant to MOF<br />
or any other modeling standard. As a consequence, metamodels specified in<br />
this meta-language and therefore also the instantiations of these metamodels<br />
cannot be interchanged with existing tools based on standards such as MOF<br />
which results in a vendor-lock for customers. The contribution of this master<br />
thesis is to develop a transformation approach allowing to translate metamodels<br />
and models from the SERAPIS technical space to the Eclipse Modeling<br />
Framework (EMF), which employs the meta-language Ecore as the de facto<br />
standard corresponding to MOF. The strategy to achieve this is based on an<br />
approach presented in the Ph.D. thesis by Dr. Manuel Wimmer who suggests a<br />
semi-automatic transformation for metamodels by mapping the corresponding<br />
meta-languages. Moreover, we specialize this approach to also enable the<br />
automatic transformation of SERAPIS models based on the mappings of their<br />
metamodels. The transformation approach developed in this work is implemented<br />
in the Eclipse DIE in order to prove its feasibility and to evaluate the<br />
generated results.<br />
Michal Skackov<br />
Web-based B2B documents mapping and transformation using Smooks Data<br />
Integration Framework hosted as cloud service<br />
Studium: Masterstudium Software Engineering & Internet Computing<br />
BetreuerIn: Ao.Univ.Prof. Dr. Christian Huemer<br />
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This thesis aims to enable SMEs and non-profit organisations to trade within<br />
electronic markets using modern, freely available information technologies and<br />
systems. These businesses are not capable of investing in integration, but are<br />
forced by larger business partners or governments to produce business<br />
documents of a certain standard. To help address these issues a free of charge,<br />
cloud-hosted transformation between two different business document types<br />
is explored. Related research questions are addressed in order to enable direct<br />
transformation using the Smooks Data Integration Framework by applying<br />
current technology to offer transformation as SaaS with the help of a Webbased<br />
mapping tool. This thesis follows the guidelines of design science<br />
research methodology. The main parts consist of related work relevant to B2B<br />
electronic exchange of structured business documents, their mapping and<br />
subsequent transformation. In summary, this thesis provides an overview of<br />
related work on B2B business document standards, their mapping and<br />
transformation, as well as current integration tools. The major contribution is<br />
the prototype implementation of a Web-based system using Smooks to<br />
transform business documents. The most complex part relates to the actual<br />
interpretation of mapping and consecutive transformation. The implementation<br />
of the Web-based editor for mapping models for the data integration<br />
framework Smooks relates to a wide range of technologies. The jQuery<br />
framework, a library for JavaScript, is used for the user interface. The<br />
transformation works with help of FreeMarker, a template engine, and is hosted