Am. Christie, A GRAPHICAL PROCESS DEFINITION LANGUAGE AND ITS APPLICATION TO A MAINTENANCE PROJECT, Information and software technology, 35(6-7), 1993, pp. 364-374
The purpose of the paper is to describe a graphical process modelling
language (ProNet) which contains a synthesis of object-oriented, behav
ioural and data flow ideas. While the main focus of the current effort
s has been to develop the graphical elements of the language, the lang
uage's notation also has the potential for enactability as the semanti
cs allow a direct mapping between the graphical constructs and a set o
f production rules. The latter part of the paper is devoted to describ
ing ProNet's use in a complex real-world example involving a software
maintenance project.