Publication: Un enfoque metalingüístico al procesamiento de documentos XML
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2016-07-01
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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Esta tesis defiende un enfoque metalingüístico al desarrollo de aplicaciones de procesamiento XML, según el cual estas aplicaciones se conciben como clases particulares de procesadores de lenguaje, se describen utilizando formalismos de especificación de alto nivel orientados a la implementación de lenguajes informáticos, y se generan automáticamente a partir de dichas especificaciones. La tesis comienza realizando un análisis unificado de las propuestas más relevantes al desarrollo dirigido por lenguajes de aplicaciones de procesamiento XML realizadas en el Grupo de Investigación en Ingeniería de Lenguajes Software y Aplicaciones (ILSA) de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM), tanto aquellas basadas en esquemas de traducción, como aquellas basadas en gramáticas de atributos. Como resultado de este análisis, se identifican las dos principales limitaciones de estas propuestas: (i) no abordar la relación existente entre gramáticas específicas para el procesamiento y gramáticas documentales, y (ii) no abordar adecuadamente la especificación modular de tareas complejas. Una vez identificadas estas limitaciones, la tesis se centra en paliar las mismas...
This Ph.D. dissertation encourages a meta-linguistic approach to the development of XML processing applications. According to this approach, each application is conceived as a kind of language processor. Thus, these applications can be described using high-level specification formalisms for computer languages. In addition, these applications can be automatically generated from these specifications. The dissertation begins with a unified analysis of the most relevant proposals on language-driven development of XML processing applications carried out in the ILSA (Implementation of Language-driven Software and Applications) research group at UCM (Complutense University of Madrid, Spain): translation schemata-based proposals, and attribute grammars-based ones. As a result of this analysis, this dissertation identifies the two main shortcomings of the ILSA language-driven development approaches to XML processing: (i) to do not address the existing relationships between processing-specific grammars and document grammars, and (ii) to do not address in a suitable way the modular specification of complex processing tasks. Once these limitations are identified, the dissertation focuses on alleviating those...
This Ph.D. dissertation encourages a meta-linguistic approach to the development of XML processing applications. According to this approach, each application is conceived as a kind of language processor. Thus, these applications can be described using high-level specification formalisms for computer languages. In addition, these applications can be automatically generated from these specifications. The dissertation begins with a unified analysis of the most relevant proposals on language-driven development of XML processing applications carried out in the ILSA (Implementation of Language-driven Software and Applications) research group at UCM (Complutense University of Madrid, Spain): translation schemata-based proposals, and attribute grammars-based ones. As a result of this analysis, this dissertation identifies the two main shortcomings of the ILSA language-driven development approaches to XML processing: (i) to do not address the existing relationships between processing-specific grammars and document grammars, and (ii) to do not address in a suitable way the modular specification of complex processing tasks. Once these limitations are identified, the dissertation focuses on alleviating those...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Informática, Departamento de Ingeniería del Software e Inteligencia Artificial, leída el 18-12-2015