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In the last years, the model-driven paradigm has been used in different areas of software development. One of these areas is Web engineering, which is commonly named model-driven Web engineering (MDWE). Although research groups obtained very relevant results in the application of this paradigm in Web development, the model-driven paradigm does not result friendly enough in enterprise environments. This chapter presents a tool, NDT-Driver, which implements the transformations of a model-driven approach called NDT. It analyzes how this tool is used in companies and how it facilitates the application of model-driven paradigm in enterprise environments.
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More information about the NDT full life cycle can be found in www.iwt2.org
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Complete information on NDT, their metamodels and transformations can be found in www.iwt2.org
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This research has been supported by the project QSimTest (TIN2007-67843-C06_03), by the Tempros project (TIN2010-20057-C03-02), by the National Network Quality Assurance in Practise, and by the CaSA (TIN2010-12312-E) of the Ministry of Education and Science, Spain.
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García-García, J.A., Cutilla, C.R., Escalona, M.J., Alba, M., Torres, J. (2013). NDT-Driver: A Java Tool to Support QVT Transformations for NDT. In: Pooley, R., Coady, J., Schneider, C., Linger, H., Barry, C., Lang, M. (eds) Information Systems Development. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-4951-5_8
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