Domain-Oriented Systems Modeling – with UML

objectiF provides you with systematical guidance when modeling software systems, with a standardized modeling framework.

The framework helps you,

Structure the domain-oriented architecture
Adhere to systematical conventions
Create UML and BPMN models which can be automatically transformed into technical models and code

The framework contains four domain-oriented models, structured on top of one another in the style of a domain-oriented layer structure:

an Entity Model for modeling business entities,
a Service Model for modeling business services, messages and operations,
a Process Model for modeling business processes,
a Presentation Model for modeling the user interface.

A domain-oriented model is arranged in a package structure in objectiF. You can create it from the system template when generating a new system, with just a few clicks.

The structure of the domain-oriented architecture of a service-oriented application, created from the system template

Overview of the domain-oriented architecture as a package diagram

The process and service model as a business process diagram in BPMN and as a UML class diagram