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Reverse Engineering: From Xml to Uml for Generation of Software Requirement Specification.
| Title: | Reverse Engineering: From Xml to Uml for Generation of Software Requirement Specification. |
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| Authors: | Aman, Hannani, Ibrahim, Rosziati |
| Source: | International Conference on Information Technology in Asia; 2013, p74-79, 6p |
| Subject Terms: | Reverse engineering, Decompilers (Computer programs), XML (Extensible Markup Language), Document type definitions, Information technology, Computer systems, Information science |
| Abstract: | Reverse Engineering (RE) is a method to extract requirement information application from XML at higher level of abstraction. At present, reverse engineering of XML focus on transformation XML to conceptual model, which is UML. The transformation result is presented in variety of diagrams. The transformation result is beneficial for developer and designer tracking changes in analysis phase. However, it does not show changes from the requirements view. Therefore, this paper shows the framework of reverse engineering from XML to UML for generating software requirement specification. In this work, the related work of reverse engineering XML is clear but none are extending to requirements level. This paper also proposes research method to extend transformation XML to SRS. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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