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Se utilizan dos bases de datos (por lo menos), la base para los datos respecto del código ABL (xrefsrc) y la base para el repositorio UML (Repository).
Como archivos adjuntos se encuentra el archivo de definición de xrefsrc, la base del repositorio es un tema aparte (bastante complicado) que puede verse en la información de ABL2UML.
Para la base de repositorio, si se utiliza la estructura original provista, es necesario cambiar el tipo de FIXCHAR a CHARACTER para algunos campos en
En los archivos adjuntos se encuentran los datos correspondientes a las tablas de la base de datos xrefsrc, los xml generados a partir de estos datos y la exportación a EAP de cada etapa de la generación.
ABLaUML es un trabajo derivado de ABL2UML (http://www.oehive.org/ABL2UML) de Thomas Mercer-Hursh (thomas@cintegrity.com).
Lo que se hizo fue tomar ABL2UML y utilizarlo para modelar sistemas procedimentales heredados. Para ello se modificó el código original convirtiéndolo a código orientado a objetos, cambiando el modelo de generación monolítico en uno de generación en etapas discretas secuenciales.
The attached files includes xrefsrc database tables data, xml files generated with this data and the EAP transfer of the generated UML (one for each generation step).
Two databases are used (at least), one for ABL code information (xrefsrc) and the UML repository database (Repository).
Attached are the xrefsrc database tables definitions, repository sql definition (modified) and sql sequences creation (for repository db). Repository database creation is somehow complicated, and out of scope, you can see details in ABL2UML.
ABLaUML is an Thomas Mercer-Hursh (thomas@cintegrity.com) ABL2UML (http://www.oehive.org/ABL2UML) derivative work.
We use ABLaUML to model legacy procedural systems. In order to do that we take the original code and convert it to object oriented code, changing the monolitic generation model into a model of discret succesive generation tasks.
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"Transformation" has become an increasing popular topic among Progress' Application Partners and end user customers with responsibility for their own legacy applications. This blog will be an on-going discussion of topics related to transformation including, but not limited to, different types of transformation, transformation strategies, transformation tools, and anything else which might help a company with a legacy ABL application decide how and what to modernize.
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