
This paper presents an extension of a previously presented tool integration approach: tool integration for different scenarios may be specified as integration models, and these integration models can be executed or form the basis of code generation for implementing integration on different platforms. Integration models cover both the data and behavior parts of tool integration. The benefits of separating the details of integration models from the models being integrated through tool integration are illustrated and it is indicated what a DSL for making integration models would be.
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