Model-Driven Architecture,including model-drivenapproaches in general,holds the big promise of moving software development towards a higher level of - straction. Given the challenges in the software industry of delivering more c- plex functionality with less e?ort, I am convinced that it isn t a question of whether model-driven development will succeed, but rather a question of when it will break through. However, before this can happen, we have many challe- ing problems to conquer. There are both theoretical and pragmatic problems to solve and therefore we need a close collaboration between industry and the academic world. ThegoaloftheEuropeanConferenceonModel-DrivenArchitecture Fo- dations and Applications (ECMDA-FA) is to bring together industry and academia to tackle the problems in model-driven development. This volume includes 18 foundation papers and 12 application papers, which is a ?ne b- ance between both worlds. ECMDA-FA 2006 also hosted six workshops on both theoretical and practical aspects of MDA. Furthermore, the keynote speakers, David Frankel and Bran Selic, from some of the world s largest IT companies proved that industry is very much involved in MDA.

Inhalt
Integration.- A Model-Driven Architectural Framework for Integration-Capable Enterprise Application Product Lines.- Systems Integration Methodology Based on MDA.- Applications of Transformations.- From Analysis Model to Software Architecture: A PIM2PIM Mapping.- MDA Approach for Maintenance of Business Applications.- Applications of MDA.- Definition and Generation of Data Exchange Formats in AUTOSAR.- A Model Driven Approach to Engineering of Flexible Manufacturing System Control Software.- Process.- MDD Maturity Model: A Roadmap for Introducing Model-Driven Development.- A Process Framework for the Successful Adoption of Model Driven Development.- Model Consistency.- Finding a Path to Model Consistency.- Dynamic Logic Semantics for UML Consistency.- Model Management.- The Epsilon Object Language (EOL).- Using a Model Merging Language for Reconciling Model Versions.- Transformation (1).- RubyTL: A Practical, Extensible Transformation Language.- MCC: A Model Transformation Environment.- Ontologies.- A Model Driven Integration Architecture for Ontology-Based Context Modelling and Context-Aware Application Development.- Ontology-Based Composition and Transformation for Model-Driven Service Architecture.- Reengineering.- Harvesting Software Systems for MDA-Based Reengineering.- A Methodology for Database Reengineering to Web Services.- Tools and Profiles.- Business Process Modeling: Defining Domain Specific Modeling Languages by Use of UML Profiles.- Constraint Support in MDA Tools: A Survey.- Tool Generation.- Automatic Generation of Modelling Tools.- Model Driven Development of Multi-Agent Systems.- Constraints.- Limes: An Aspect-Oriented Constraint Checking Language.- An Algebraic Specification of Generic OCL Queries Within the Eclipse Modeling Framework.- Model Management and Transformations.- A Comparison of Configuration Techniques for Model Transformations.- A Canonical Scheme for Model Composition.- Transformation (2).- MOFLON: A Standard-Compliant Metamodeling Framework with Graph Transformations.- Mutation Analysis Testing for Model Transformations.