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	STUDIA INFORMATICA - Issue no. 2 / 2009

	Article:	PROPOSAL OF A SET OF OCL WFRS FOR THE ECORE META-METAMODEL. Authors: VLADIELA PETRAŞCU, DAN CHIOREAN, DRAGOŞ PETRAŞCU.


	Abstract: Specifying a complete set of OCL Well Formedness Rules (WFRs) is essential for the well-definedness of any (meta)modeling language''s abstract syntax. Within this paper, we report on the definition of a set of OCL WFRs for the Ecore meta-metamodel. We use some relevant WFRs for the Ecore generics accompanied by meaningful test cases, in order to illustrate our proposal and its advantages over related approaches. Key words and phrases. Model Driven Engineering (MDE), meta-metamodel, Object Constraint Language (OCL), Well Formedness Rules (WFRs), Ecore.




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