The 12th International Workshop on Multi-Level Modeling (MULTI 2025) has been accepted as part of this year’s ACM/IEEE International Conference on Model-Driven Engineering Languages and Systems (MoDELS 2025). The conference will take place at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, United States. The workshop is co-organized by our team member Pierre Maier. MULTI is the […]
Version 2.4 of XModelerML has been released on March 28, 2025 and is available for download from the LE4MM portal. The new version significantly expands the tool’s range of functions. XModelerML and UML-MX are now available under a common interface. Users can choose between UML++ and FMMLx at runtime. In addition, class hierarchies can now […]
Common (meta) modeling languages do not allow the definition of specific association types. This restriction is sometimes a serious disadvantage for the design of DSML Daniel Töpel presented the paper “Association Types: Motivation, Specification and Implementation with the XModelerML” at the MULTI workshop in Linz. It describes an extension of FMMLx, a multi-level language developed […]
At the MODELS 2024 Educators’ Symposium, Pierre Maier presented the UML modeling tool UML-MX developed at the chair, particularly with regard to its use in teaching. The presentation, which is based on the paper “UML++: Enhancing Student Learning of Object-Oriented Modeling through Executable Objects”, co-authored with Tobias Schwarz, met with an extremely positive response. MODELS […]
Members of our team give three presentations at MODELS 2024. In the Educators’ Symposium, Pierre Maier and Tobias Schwarz describe the particular suitability of the UML-MX modeling tool developed at the chair for teaching. Ulrich Frank and Daniel Töpel present an extension of the FMMLx and the XModelerML in the MULTI workshop. It allows the […]
at BI week 2024 in Vienna, Ulrich Frank and Pierre Maier presented the UML-MX© Editor developed by the chair. They presented the innovative architecture and demonstrated that UML-MX© has considerable advantages over conventional UML modeling tools – both for teaching and for professional software development. Views: 301
At the 19th Conference on Computer Science and Intelligence Systems FedCSIS 2024, which took place this year in Belgrade, Ulrich Frank gave an invited lecture on the topic of “Multi-Level Language Architectures as a Foundation for Advanced Enterprise Systems”. He showed how a multi-level language architecture enables the implementation of self-referential enterprise software that not […]