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Automatic implementation of Mondel specifications into Java

Mondel is a specification language based on the object-oriented paradigm, which was developed to model the operational and management aspects of communication networks. Automatic implementation can be achieved based on a Mondel system specification, using a transformational software system called Draco. The main purpose of this work is to demonstrate how object-oriented system implementations in the Java language can be generated automatically based on their Mondel specifications.