TAGOOn+ Tool
Table of contents
- TAGOOn+ Tool
- Description
- i* Modelling Suitability
- 1. Does the tool allow SD modelling?
- 2. Does the tool allow SR modelling?
- 3. Does the tool allow working with SD & SR models jointly?
- 4. Does the tool allow the construction of the models graphically?
- 5. Does the tool allow the construction of the models textually?
- 6. Describe how the elements are modelled and their flexibility (i.e., the elements can be moved and reordered).
- 7. Describe how the dependency links are modelled and their flexibility (i.e., dependencies are modelled with straight lines that can not be redirected).
- 8. Does the tool allow automatic organization of the elements?
- 9. Other modelling facilities provided by the tool:
- 10. Does the tool check SD models?
- 11. Does the tool check SR models?
- 12. Other checks provided by the tool (i.e., cross validation between SD and SR models).
- 13. Does the tool allow working with two or more models at the same time?
- 14. Does the tool allow to group models in projects?
- 15. Does the tool allow working with two or more projects at the same time?
- 16. What are the other functionalities that the tool provides?
- Usability
- Maturity of the Tool
- 22. Rate the maturity of the tool from the user point of view:
- 23. Has the tool been used for any case study?
- 24. Has the tool been tested in large models?
- 25. Has the tool any drawback when working with very large models?
- 26. Which is approximately the maximum size of the model (in terms of actors and dependencies) the tool has been used for?
- Extensibility and Interoperability
- 27. Does the tool allow importing files?
- 28. Does the tool allow exporting files?
- 29. Does the tool allow importing/exporting the data through an XML format?
- 30. Is the architecture of the tool published?
- 31. Does the tool allow the addition of other elements outside the i* framework of the tool?
- 32. New functionalities can be added to the tool by means of:
- 33. Rate the maturity of the tool from for open development:
- 34. Is there any internal documentation for programmers?
Description
TAGOOn+ is a tool for the generation and integration of organizational ontologies that supports: 1) the automatic generation of organizational ontologies coming from models expressed with i*, Tropos and Service-Oriented i*, and 2) the automatic integration of those organizational ontologies with generic or domain ontologies.Tool Name
TAGOOn+: Tool for the Automatic Generation of Organizational Ontologies and IntegrationVersión
1.0Group
Date Tool Template Last Updated
04/09/2013Web page (if available)
http://www.tagoon.semanticbuilder.com/Main Purpose of the Tool
1) It supports the automatic generation of organizational ontologies coming from organizational models expressed with i*, Tropos and Service-Oriented i* (as part of our proposed methodology for integrating i* variants). In order to carry out the ontology generation, the ontological metamodel for these variants (OntoiStar+) has been developed. Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) ideas have beenapplied to perform the transformation from organizational models (described in the iStarML format) to ontologies derived from OntoiStar+.
2) It supports the automatic integration of enriched organizational models with generic or domain ontologies (as part of our proposed methodology for enriching organizational models with semantic annotations). In order to carry out the integration, semantic annotation suggestions have been proposed, which are the guidelines to annotate organizational models with concepts from generic
or domain ontologies. The iStarML format has been extended with the attribute “sannotation” to store semantic annotations for each model element.
i* framework supported
i*, Tropos and Service oriented i*Availability of the tool
- (x) For i* models to ontology transformation
- (x) For i* models integration with generic or domain ontologies
Programming Language
JavaPlatform Requirements
Windows/Linux/MacOther technology needed
Current state of the tool
Woking versions are available to download on http://www.tagoon.semanticbuilder.com/, and new versions will be released continuously.Ongoing work
i* Modelling Suitability
1. Does the tool allow SD modelling?
Yes2. Does the tool allow SR modelling?
Yes3. Does the tool allow working with SD & SR models jointly?
Yes, the input is the model in the iStarML format which can describe the SD and Sr models jointly4. Does the tool allow the construction of the models graphically?
No, but the user can generate the model with tools that allows to export the model in the iStarML format.5. Does the tool allow the construction of the models textually?
No, the input is the model in the iStarML format6. Describe how the elements are modelled and their flexibility (i.e., the elements can be moved and reordered).
7. Describe how the dependency links are modelled and their flexibility (i.e., dependencies are modelled with straight lines that can not be redirected).
8. Does the tool allow automatic organization of the elements?
No9. Other modelling facilities provided by the tool:
- ...
10. Does the tool check SD models?
Yes, with the CCistarML java package provided by the iStarML specification that check the consistency of the model described in the iStarML format.11. Does the tool check SR models?
Yes, with the CCistarML java package provided by the iStarML specification that check the consistency of the model described in the iStarML format.12. Other checks provided by the tool (i.e., cross validation between SD and SR models).
- ...
13. Does the tool allow working with two or more models at the same time?
No14. Does the tool allow to group models in projects?
No15. Does the tool allow working with two or more projects at the same time?
No16. What are the other functionalities that the tool provides?
Usability
17. Rate the understandability of the user interface
- ( ) Internal use
- (x) Ready for public use
- ( ) Has been used publicly
- ( ) not in English
- ( ) writing not polished
- ( ) poor usability (colours, ...)
- ( ) others: please specify
18. Rate the quality of the user manual
- ( ) Inexistent
- ( ) Internal use
- (x) Ready for public use
- ( ) Has been used publicly
- ( ) incomplete
- ( ) obsolete
- ( ) not in English
- ( ) writing not polished
- ( ) others: please specify
19. Does the tool provides i* learning facilities?
No20. Does the tool provide any examples for the users?
Yes, examples and case studies21. Rate the difficulty of installing the tool
- ( ) Copy files and initializing paths
- ( ) Copy files
- (x) Executable installation file provided
Maturity of the Tool
22. Rate the maturity of the tool from the user point of view:
- ( ) Under Development
- ( ) Prototype
- (x) Ready for public use
- ( ) Has been used publicly
- ( ) incomplete
- ( ) occasional testing
- ( ) non-exhaustive testing
- ( ) non-persistent data
- ( ) poor efficiency
- ( ) not portable
- ( ) others: please specify
23. Has the tool been used for any case study?
YesIf so, specify which ones.
24. Has the tool been tested in large models?
Yes25. Has the tool any drawback when working with very large models?
NoIf so, which ones?
26. Which is approximately the maximum size of the model (in terms of actors and dependencies) the tool has been used for?
14 actors45 dependencies
117 Internal elements
Extensibility and Interoperability
27. Does the tool allow importing files?
No, the input is an i* model described in the iStarML format.28. Does the tool allow exporting files?
No, the output is an OWL file with the ontological representation of the i* model.29. Does the tool allow importing/exporting the data through an XML format?
No30. Is the architecture of the tool published?
Yes on http://www.tagoon.semanticbuilder.com/31. Does the tool allow the addition of other elements outside the i* framework of the tool?
Yes, elements from Tropos and Service oriented i*.32. New functionalities can be added to the tool by means of:
- ( ) PLUG-IN
- (x) Open-Source code
- ( ) import & export XML
- ( ) NONE
33. Rate the maturity of the tool from for open development:
- ( ) Under Development
- ( ) Prototype
- ( ) Ready for public development use
- ( ) Has been used for public development
- ( ) incomplete code
- ( ) no help provided
- ( ) non-persistent data
- ( ) non-exhaustive testing
- ( ) poor efficiency
- ( ) not portable
- ( ) no development installation facilities provided
- ( ) others: please specify
34. Is there any internal documentation for programmers?
Yes / NoIf so, enumerate the facilities provided
- ( ) Requirements specification and design decisions available
- ( ) Interface conventions
- ( ) Code conventions
- ( ) Full commented code
- ( ) Examples
- ( ) others: please specify