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Modeling and Composing Scenario-Based Requirements with Aspects

Modeling and Composing Scenario-Based Requirements with Aspects. Lecture by Emilia Katz. Motivation. scenario-based specifications are common for reactive systems (like library system from the previous lecture…) crosscutting requirements then are also described by scenarios

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Modeling and Composing Scenario-Based Requirements with Aspects

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  1. Modeling and Composing Scenario-Based Requirements with Aspects Lecture by Emilia Katz Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  2. Motivation • scenario-based specifications are common for reactive systems (like library system from the previous lecture…) • crosscutting requirements then are also described by scenarios • validation of the composition of aspectual and non-aspectual requirements should better be done at the requirements stage, and not later in the development Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  3. UML sequence diagrams requirements IPSs non-aspectual scenarios aspectual scenarios non-aspectual FSMs aspectual state machines SMPSs compose the FSMs Simulate and validate system requirements Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  4. Example – Parking System 1. Analyze the requirements  build use case diagram enter pay driver exit Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  5. Parking System(contd.) 2. Define non-aspectual scenarios • Many possible scenarios : • - enter scenarios : parking lot has space / has no space • - exit scenarios : driver inserts/doesn’t insert ticket, ticket paid/not paid; regular user types in PIN-code; etc. • - payment scenarios : driver inserts ticket and correct sum of money; driver adds money to PIN card; etc. • We will chose, for example, “exiting with paid ticket” Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  6. Parking System(contd.) Exiting with paid ticket : barrier driver exit machine data record InsertTicket(t) CheckTicket(t) RecordTransaction(t) EjectTicket(t) Open TakeTicket(t) Drive SensorValidateExit Close Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  7. Parking System(contd.) 3. Define aspectual scenarios • Many possible scenarios : • - Machine is broken • - Ticket cannot be read • - Incorrect PIN card; etc. • We will choose, for example, “machine is broken” Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  8. Interaction Pattern Specification (IPS) • Defines a pattern of interaction between its participants in terms of roles of two types : Lifeline and Message • Instantiation : assigning concrete model elements to roles Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  9. Parking System(contd.) lifeline role Machine is broken : driver | machine supervisor | Action( | a) | CannotRespond message role AlertSupervisor( | a) DisplayErrorMsg Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  10. Parking System(contd.) 4. Synthesize FSMs from sequence diagrams for the non-aspectual scenarios • For every object : • Construct an FSM from a diagram it is involved in • Update it with information from all the other diagrams Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  11. FSM Synthesis Example A A B C B C a s1 p s1 q s t r b s1 s s1 t p q 1 a/ 2 s1 s/t b/ p/q r/ Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  12. Parking System(contd.) Example : FSM for Exit Machine t1 InsertTicket(t) __t2__ entry/CheckTicket(t) / RecordTransaction(t); EjectTicket; Open t3 SensorValidatedExit / Close TakeTicket t4 Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  13. Parking System(contd.) 5. Construct state machines from IPSs for the aspectual scenarios : Synthesize SMPSs from IPSsby the same algorithm as FSMs were synthesized from sequence diagrams Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  14. State Machine Pattern Specification (SMPS) • Defines a pattern of state-based behavior between its participants in terms of roles of two types : State roles and Transition Roles • Instantiation : assigning concrete model elements to roles (will be done at the merging step) Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  15. Parking System(contd.) Example : SMPS for | Machine | s1 | Action ( | a) | s3 | CannotRespond / AlertSupervisor( | a); DisplayErrorMsg | s2 Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  16. Parking System(contd.) 6. Compose FSMs with SMPSs : 6.1. Instantiate SMPSs to prepare them to merge with FSMs 6.2. Merge SMPSs with FSMs Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  17. Instantiation of SMPS • The goal : join points (parallel to required-provided definitions) • Mapping state roles and transition roles • Transition roles : one-to-one mapping • State roles : many-to-many mapping (possible); merging directives are required in case of non one-to-one mapping (to support automatic merging) Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  18. Instantiation of SMPS(contd.) : merging directives • 1.Many(abstract states)-to-one(concrete state) mapping • the image state becomes composite state • the state roles are its substates • transitions directed to (/from) the image state are redirected towards (/away from) one of its new substates {|s1, |s2, |s3}  t = [ |s1, |s2, |s3] | s1 | s3 |s2 |s3 |s1 | s2 Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  19. Instantiation of SMPS(contd.) : merging directives • 2.One(abstract)-to-many(concrete) mapping • for every transition directed to (/from) the state role, choose the target (/source) state from the states in the image of the state role | s1 t2 t3 t1 | s1  {t1, t2, t3} Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  20. Parking System(contd.) Example : Instantiation of SMPS for | Machine, for merge to Exit Machine t1 | s1 InsertTicket(t) | s3 __t2__ entry/CheckTicket(t) | Action ( | a) | CannotRespond / AlertSupervisor( | a); DisplayErrorMsg | s2 / RecordTransaction(t); EjectTicket; Open SensorValidatedExit / Close 1. |s1 t1 2. |s2  t2 3. |Action (|a)  InsertTicket 4. |a  t 5. |CannotRespond  timeout t4 t3 TakeTicket Isn’t part of Exit Machine FSM ! Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  21. Merging SMPSs with FSMs • The goal : simulate aspect advice application • Merge state spaces • Merge transition spaces(note : the algorithm provided results in duplicated transitions, in some cases. Removing the duplicates is left to the implementer). Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  22. Merging SMPSs with FSMs : merge state spaces • Let Ms be SMPS, Mf be FSM, φ – instantiation mapping for Ms. M be the merged FSM. • s - state of Mf s - state of M, but : • s - state of Mf, and s = φ (a set of state roles) s becomes a composite state with those roles as substates • s - state of Ms, and : |φ(s)| = 0 s – state of M Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  23. Merging state spaces (illustration) φ t1 |s1 t1 t2 |s3 |s2 t2 |s1 |s4 |s3 t3 t3 |s4 t4 t4 |s5 |s4 |s5 Ms Mf M Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  24. Merging SMPSs with FSMs : merge transition spaces • Let Ms be SMPS, Mf be FSM, φ – instantiation mapping for Ms. M be the merged FSM. • m=(s,s’) - transition of Mf m - transition of M, but if s (/s’) is a composite state, then m is redirected from(/to) a substate of s (/s’) according to merging directives • m=(s,s’) - transition of Ms, and |φ(s)| = |φ(s’)| = 1m – transition of M • m=(s,s’) - transition of Ms, and |φ(s)| > 1 or |φ(s’)| > 1 m – transition of M, but m is redirected to be from(/to) a member of φ(s) (/ φ(s’)) according to merging directives Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  25. Merging transition spaces (illustration) φ t1 |s1 t1 m5 m1 m5 t2 |s3 m3 |s2 t2 |s1 |s4 m2 m4 m2 |s3 m1 t3 m4 m3 m6 m1: (|s1,t4) m3: (|s3,|s4) m4: (|s4,|s5) m5: (t1,|s4) m6: (|s4,t4) m1 t3 |s4 t4 t4 m4 |s5 |s4 m6 |s5 Ms Mf M Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  26. Parking System(contd.) Example : FSM for Exit Machine t1 InsertTicket(t) timeout / AlertSupervisor(t); DisplayErrorMsg |s3 __t2__ entry/CheckTicket(t) / RecordTransaction(t); EjectTicket; Open t3 SensorValidatedExit / Close TakeTicket t4 Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  27. Another Possible Algorithm requirements IPSs non-aspectual scenarios aspectual scenarios UML sequence diagrams instantiated aspectual scenarios merge the scenarios synthesize the FSMs Simulate and validate system requirements Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  28. Merging scenarios illustration a:A b:B a:A b:B c:C |p m1 q |r m2 q a:A b:B c:C “IN” integration m1 m3 m2 m4 m3 m5 m4 m5 Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  29. Compare the Approaches • Composition at the scenario level  • the requirements engineer does not need to see the state machines • complicated : the user must provide composition operators that describe interleaving of the messages of the different scenarios • Composition at the FSMs level  • additional flexibility in describing the nature of the composition : states that are not specified in the scenarios can appear Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  30. Summary • The innovation : checking requirements compatibility immediately at the requirements stage • Future work directions : • - scalability of the system (maybe,provide default bindings) • - use the result of the simulation step to augment and correct the scenario models • Existing automatization : a Rational Rose tool for creating and instantiating Pattern Specifications Scenario Modeling With Aspects

  31. References • J.Araujo, J.Whittle, D.-K.Kim “Modeling and Composing Scenario-based Requirements with Aspects” • J.Whittle, J.Araujo, “Scenario Modeling with Aspects” Scenario Modeling With Aspects

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