%0 Book Section %1 s'anchez_08_aspect-oriented %A S'anchez, Pablo %A Fuentes, Lidia %A Stein, Dominik %A Hanenberg, Stefan %A Unland, Rainer %D 2008 %J Model Driven Engineering Languages and Systems %K 2008 model_transformation model_checking %P 766--781 %R 10.1007/978-3-540-87875-9_53 %T Aspect-Oriented Model Weaving Beyond Model Composition and Model Transformation %U http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-87875-9_53 %X Research in Aspect-Oriented Software Development (AOSD) has brought up powerful abstractions in order to specify under which conditions an aspect affects the base software. So far, Model-Driven Development (MDD) approaches to AOSD have mostly concentrated on the weaving process and, as a result, they have come up with manifold ways to compose aspect models and base models. All too often, however, the approaches disregard the benefits that the aspect-oriented abstractions can bring to software development, though. This paper discusses the implications that such negligence has on the specification of aspect-oriented models in MDD. Furthermore, it presents a weaver that is able to cope with sophisticated join point selection abstractions, as they are known from many aspect-oriented programming languages, and which go far beyond the selection capabilities provided by current model weavers. By means of this weaver, models can realize both a higher separation of concerns as well as a higher level of abstraction.

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