Improved Presentation and Facade Layer Operations for Software Engineering Projects

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Improved Presentation and Facade Layer Operations for Software
Engineering Projects
Dr. Yunus Doğan1
, Hasan Gezer2
and Serdar Yılmaz3
1
Lecturer, Department of Computer Engineering, Dokuz Eylül University, TURKEY
2
Student, Department of Computer Engineering, Dokuz Eylül University, TURKEY
3
Student, Department of Computer Engineering, Dokuz Eylül University, TURKEY
1
Corresponding Author: yunus@cs.deu.edu.tr
ABSTRACT
Nowadays, one of the most challenging situations for
software developers is the presence of a mismatch between
relational database systems and programming codes. In the
literature, this problem is defined as "impedance mismatch".
This study is to develop a framework built on innovations
based on the existing Object Relational Mapping technique to
solve these problems. In the study, users can perform
operations for three different database systems such as
MsSQL, MySql and Oracle. In addition, these operations can
be done within the framework of C# and Java programming
languages. In this framework, while the developers can define
database tables in the interface automatically, they can create
relations between tables by defining a foreign key. When the
system performs these operations, it creates tables, views, and
stored procedures automatically. In addition, entity classes in
C# and Java for tables and views, and operation classes for
stored procedures are created automatically. The summary of
the transactions can be taken as pdf file by the framework. In
addition, the project can automatically create Windows
Communication Foundation classes to facilitate the handling
of database elements created and the interfacing operations, as
well. This framework, which supports distributed systems, can
be downloaded at this link.
Keywords— Distributed Systems, Impedance Mismatch, N-
Tier Architecture, Object Relational Mapping, Reverse
Engineering
I. INTRODUCTION
Reverse Engineering (RE) is a type of engineering
which takes advantages and properties of the current
created object. The main goal of RE is to create another
object similar to the existing object. This technique can be
used in different fields such as software, electronics etc. [1].
RE is useful to extract information from an existing piece of
software or improve the value of it [2]. Also, RE can be
used to understand the logic of the existing models and to
find out the possible and necessary improvements. In this
study, the approach of RE is used to examine existing tools
and learn how they work. Popular tools like Microsoft
Ado.net, Hibernate, EclipseLink etc. have been examined
and also, their advantages and disadvantages have been
researched. In this way, it has been determined how the
framework should work and which features it should have.
In recent years, developments of software
applications take much time because developers do
repetitive operations. Developers need to create stored
procedures such as insertion, deletion, updating etc. and to
create views to join the tables with foreign keys. In
addition, they need to create a connection between database
elements and programming classes. They also need to
create a class for each table and view in Entity Layer and a
function for each stored procedure in Facade Layer. These
operations take much time and become harder to manage
when database components increase. N tier architecture can
be a solution to this problem, because N tier architecture is
useful in terms of creating an applied program, faster, more
secure and strong-functioned according to [3]. Also, project
standardization is easier with N tier architecture. As a
result, it provides convenience to developers in terms of
consistency and development; therefore, this study presents
a solution by creating N tier architecture. Recently,
software applications coordinate with a database, generally
a relational one [4]. Data is stored in tables of tuples
associated with each other, including attributes of values
with defined types in a relational database [5][6]. With
regard to [4], using objects rather than tables and tuples is
much more convenient to access the database components
in terms of object applications. However, one of the most
challenges for software developers is the presence of a
mismatch between relational paradigm and object
paradigm.
In the study of Scott W. Ambler [7], this problem
is defined as "impedance mismatch". Mapping objects is
specified as a solution proposal in this study. In the study,
Object Relational Mapping (ORM) is used as a solution for
impedance mismatch problem. A connection has been
provided between relational database components and
programming language objects. ORM is defined in [8] as
that a technique of bridging the gap between the object
model and the relational model. Furthermore, ORM is
simplified interaction between Object Oriented
Programming (OOP) and Relational Databases (RDBs) [9].

According to [10], ORM layer is useful to
automate the mapping process and to create an abstraction
covers up technical details of the mapping application. In
this proposed framework, relational database components
are mapped to the objects by using ORM technique. The
similar projects using ORM are still tried to improve. Some
of the tools similar to the proposed framework are
Microsoft ADO.Net Entity Framework, Hibernate,
NHibernate, EclipseLink, Dataobjects.Net and Toplink.
In Table 1, some operations and properties of the
popular frameworks which are appropriate for the project
goal are placed into the first column. Also, operations and
properties have been written for the tools. All frameworks
in the table support three types of DBMS such as MsSQL,
MySQL, and Oracle. However, none of them provides
database creation. In Table 1, the 1st
framework is Entitiy
Framework, the 2nd
is EclipseLink, the 3rd
is Hiberbate, the
4th
is Toplink, the 5th
is NHibernateand the 6th
is
Dataobjects.Net.
Furthermore, database tables can be created in
these frameworks. On the other hand, some database
operations like to create view and to create stored
procedures are supported by none of these frameworks.
Some of these frameworks can be used to create Entity
classes for the database tables, to create operation classes
using stored procedures, and to create classes for the
database views. For instance, Entity Framework and
Dataobjects.Net are capable for these operations, but rest of
them cannot be used for these goals.
One of these operations in the table is creating
WCF classes. None of these frameworks can provide this
operation. Lastly, these frameworks are supported different
programming languages. For instance, Entity Framework,
NHibernate, and Dataobjects.Net support C# language;
EclipseLink, Hibernate, and Toplink support Java language.
Also, Dataobjects.Net supports F# language as well.
The main goals of this study are to avoid from
repetitive operations, to prevent complex database and
object operations, to save project development time and to
provide connection between relational database components
and programming objects. For these objectives, N tier
architecture and ORM technique were used in the
framework. This framework has been designed for three
popular relational DBMSs such as Microsoft SQL Server,
MySQL, and Oracle. In addition, two popular programming
languages (Java and C#) are supported in the framework.
The reason of choosing these DBMSs is that these systems
are the three of the most popular DBMSs. With regard to
[11], these DBMSs are on the top of the popularity ranking
list. Oracle is the most popular system, MySQL is the
second popular system and Microsoft SQL Server is in the
third place. With regard to [12], the reason of preferring
two programming languages (C# and Java) is that these
languages are the two of the most popular programming
languages. These languages are also convenient for object
oriented programming and relational databases. In the list
of [12], Java is the most popular programming language
and C# is in the fourth place. In the framework, users can
create new database connections or connect to the existing
databases for three types of DBMSs separately. After
connection, users can define database tables and views via
the interface. The system creates tables, views, and stored
procedures by only one request on the interface of the
framework automatically. Furthermore, the system maps
the database tables and the views to the Entity classes for
selected programming language (Java or C#). Database
stored procedures are also mapped to the classes in the
Facade Layer by the system. It means that the system
creates N tier architecture automatically by only defining a
database table on the interface of the framework.
II. RELATED WORKS
In this study, a framework has been implemented
by using ORM technique for processing. Therefore,
previous researches by using ORM in the literature are
reviewed in the following text. In Torres et al. [13], nine
selected ORM solutions have been examined and
compared. The goal of this survey is identifying and giving
information about ORMs in order to help developers/users
towards making better designing and implementing. Each
ORM solutions have been assessed by using documentation
and experience. Each ORM solutions have been compared
in terms of coupling, mapping, identity, foreign keys,
transparent association tables, and inheritance. According to
this survey, JPA2 ORM framework can be called the best
solution.
Lukyanchikov et al. [14] aimed at finding a
solution for generating of the general principles of creating
effective hybrid cloud systems. A technology system design
must be selected to apply the principles of database. The
design provides quick changes in the course of the
experiments, automation for distributed hybrid cloud data.
This research proposes ORM to provide these operations.
TABLE I
COMPARISON BETWEEN THE PROJECT AND SIMILAR FRAMEWORKS IN TERMS
OF OPERATIONS AND PROPERTIES
Operations/Properties 1 2 3 4 5 6
Supporting MsSQL, MySQL, Oracle + + + + + +
Creating Database - - - - - -
Creating Table + + + + + +
Creating View - - - - - -
Creating Stored Procedure - - - - - -
Creating Class for Table + - - - - +
Creating Class for Stored Procedure + - - - - +
Creating Class for View + - - - - +
Creating WCF Class - - - - - -

This solution has been chosen to provide a communication
between relational data objects and developed software.
Cho and Kang [15] improved a framework of
mobile application development tool using ORM solution
in front-end domain layer. They have been tested the
framework through mobile and web application projects to
prove the usability and economic efficiency of the solution
in mobile database-driven application development. Hule
and Shaikh [16] built a tool which has been developed as a
class library. They aimed to create a new project efficiently
and usefully for developer like NHibernate, Hibernate. This
project is based on ORM technique. The library project has
been developed for C# programming language, so only C#
classes and query methods have been created via an
interface by using ORM technique.
Cvetković et al. [17] explained a tool which has
been created for ORM specification based on NHibernate
ORM framework. This tool has been created to
automatically switch to provided database schema and
domain class library to be matched. In addition, this tool is
one of the schema mapping tools. It has been created for
semi-automatic object-to-database mapping by using ORM
solution and it has been designed for Geographic
Information System (GIS). Blakeley et al. [18] researched
to describe ADO.NET Entity Framework [19]. According
to this research, the impedance mismatch problem and data
services such as reporting, analysis can be reduced by using
this platform and this platform can increase the level of
abstraction from the relational to the conceptual level. This
framework has been used as mapping engine to convert
conceptual (entity) level to the logical (relational) level.
According to this research, higher-level conceptual models
based on entities and relationships need to be created
instead of relational models. As a result, this research
proposes ADO.NET Entity Framework to avoid from
impedance mismatch problem and to reduce data services.
III. SYSTEM OVERVIEW
Figure 1 shows the relationship between the
related component of the project such as Client, Server,
Framework, and User machine.
The user can manage these operations by using the
interface on the Client unit. Database operations are
generated on the Framework unit. Also, C# and Java class
operations are realized on the Framework unit. The request
of file operations is sent to the User Machine unit according
to selected programming language and selected DBMS.
After that, related file operations are created on the User
Machine unit. Furthermore, the request for the selected
database type is sent to the server unit. Therefore, database
operations are performed on the Server unit according to
the selected DBMS After that, the server unit responds to
the Framework unit. Lastly, Framework unit sends result
information to the Client unit to display.
Figure 1: Deployment diagram of the system
IV. OUR APPROACH
After entering table attributes, the system manages
some operations such as creating table, creating stored
procedure, creating entity layer classes and creating facade
layer classes. A class that is used to read related
datagridview values is called by the system according to the
selected sql type. The query strings to create table and to
create five determined types of stored procedures to insert,
delete, update, search, and select are defined. Each tuple
element (attribute name and type) of the datagridview is
concatenated to these defined strings. Further, if there is
any defined relation between tables, a view query is created
by the system. When the user wants to create log table,
insertion query for log table is concatenated to every table
stored procedure creation string to be able to record to the
log table as well. In addition, the system generates five lists
in the form of a class that has two parameters as attribute
name and type for determined stored procedures.
When reading the datagridview values, attribute
names and types are mapped to the type of the selected
programming language. Getter and setter methods are
created for Entity classes and attribute name and types are
inserted to the lists created for stored procedures. After
datagridview reading, the queries of creation table, view,
and stored procedure are executed by the system.
Furthermore, creating operation of Entity class is managed.
If there is any view definition, then the system creates
Entity class for the defined view as well. In addition, the
system operates creating of facade layer classes by using
defined five lists for the determined stored procedures.
A) Creating of entity layer classes:
Four different strings are generated named as
header, namespace, content, and footer. Related libraries of

the selected programming language are concatenated to the
header string.
In addition, namespace and class values taken by
the user are appended to the namespace string. Further, the
string content is used to keep attribute name and type taken
by the user. These attribute types are converted to the
programming language types and getter-setter methods for
each attribute are concatenated to the content string. After
that, closing parenthesis is appended to the footer string.
Finally, this class structure is written as a file. File name is
generated as “EntityClass_” plus entered table name. Figure
2 shows the flows of the sub-steps to generate the
“EntityClass_”.
B) Creating of operation classes:
Five different strings for queries of stored
procedure call functions are defined besides header,
namespace, content, footer to create methods in the
operation classes (contentdelete, contentinsert,
contentupdate, contentsearch, contentselect). The function
of header, namespace, and footer strings is like the Entity
class. On the other hand, content string is created by using
five different methods. Firstly, attribute names and types
are read from the datagridview and they are assigned to a
generic list. In addition, five different generic lists are
defined for each stored procedure.
Figure 2: Entity class creation steps

Each list is sent to the related methods to be
created call functions of stored procedures. In these
methods, lists are searched and associated call functions of
stored procedures are created by using list values according
to the selected programming language and sql type syntax.
After that, created structures are concatenated to the content
string. Before concatenation operation, attribute types in the
lists are converted to the programming language type.
Finally, all strings are written as a file in the selected path
by the user. Figure 3 shows the flows of the sub-steps to
generate the “_OperationsClass”.
Figure 3: Operation class creation steps
C) Creating of operation classes:
Two WCF classes of “IService1.cs” and
“Service1.svc.cs” are created by the system. Some strings
are defined for “IService1.cs” class. These strings are used
to keep libraries of class, namespace information, call
function names of stored procedures, entity class structure
of tables and views, and closing parenthesis. Firstly, table,
view, and stored procedure elements of the connected
database are taken. These components are kept in the lists.
Table and view lists are appended to a string to convert to
the class structure. Further, all stored procedures in the
database are kept in the lists and these elements are
appended to the related string to create call functions of
stored procedures.
Lastly, all strings are written as a file named as
“IService.cs”.
As it is described, another WCF class named as
“Service1.svc.cs” is created by the system. Some strings are
defined to keep header, namespace, content, and closing
parenthesis. Furthermore, content string is used to keep call
functions of stored procedures for the selected database
system. Attribute names and types of each stored procedure
are collected in the lists and these lists are sent to the
methods to create call functions of stored procedure. The
syntax of them is determined according to the sql and
programming language types. The generated structure is
concatenated to the content string. Lastly, footer string is
built up from closing parenthesis. Finally, all strings are
written as a file named as “Service1.svc.cs” in the path
selected by the user.
V. APPLICATION PROPERTIES
In the framework, there are some fields to take
inputs such as sql type, programming language type, and
package or namespace name at the start form. The user can
select three different DBMSs such as MsSQL, MySQL, and
Oracle via a list element as shown in Figure 4. Furthermore,
the user can select two different programming language
types like Java and C# over another list element. According
to these inputs, different form fields can be displayed by the
system for three different DBMSs separately. These forms
have special input areas in terms of database creation or
connecting to the database.
The user can create a new database by entering
related fields like database name, server address etc. or can
connect to the existing database by selecting any element in
the database list. After clicking connect button, the system
displays the main form for selected a type of DBMSs. In the
main form, there are some buttons to create table, to delete
table, to create pdf log report, to create pdf database log
report, to create WCF classes, and to exit the system. In
addition, there are two result areas in the main form. One of
them is used to display process achievement and another
one is used to display operation queries. If any error occurs,
the user can get these query strings to correct them.

Figure 4: Database connection panel
As it is described, the main form is customized for
the selected DBMS. Therefore, the datagridview component
has special database elements for the selected database
system. For example, in MsSQL datagridview, there is not
any text area for attribute type size, but this element is
placed in MySQL datagridview. The user can enter table
components via the interface. There are two special
columns in the datagridview. One of them is the “search
for” column. The system creates “select” stored procedure
by using table id parameter as default. If this column is
checked, then the system inserts the checked attribures as
parameter to the “select” stored procedure. Another special
column is the “foreignkey” column. When the user checks
this column, the system displays a window where there are
two list components. In the first one, connected database
tables are listed. The primary key of the selected table from
the first list is filled in the second list by the system. Thus,
the user can create a connection with another table in the
database system. After this connection, a datagridview
component is displayed in the top-right of the form. In this
datagridview, foreign key and primary key values are
displayed.
Figure 5: Table creation screen
When the user clicks on the “Create Table” button,
the system asks whether the user has the log table request.
If the user wants to create log table, then a form that has a
datagridview component is displayed to define a user table.
After creating user table, the system creates a log table by
using created user table. In log table, some columns are
placed such as “userId”, “process date”, “user machine ip
address”, and “process detail”. As a result, the user can
create a database table by clicking “Create Table” button as
shown in Figure 5, and create a log table as optional.
There are two types of log report creation buttons
in the main form. One of them is used to create a pdf file
that includes run time database operations. When the user
clicks on this button, the system collects all operations that
are managed by the user at the run time. The collected
information is extracted as a pdf file into the determined
path by the user. Furthermore, another button is used to
create a pdf file that includes information of database
components containing table names, attribute names and
types of the tables, stored procedure names and their
attributes, view names and their attributes etc. The collected
information is extracted as a pdf file into the determined
path by the user.
There is a button in the main form to create WCF
classes. When the user clicks on this button, the system
creates two WCF classes named as “IService1.cs” and
“Service1.svc.cs”. These classes are created according to
the connected database components. To manage this
operation, all database elements are taken from the
connected database system. After that, the structure of WCF
classes is created by the system. The user can use these
classes by importing into the existing WCF project.
Some test cases have been determined to control
the result of the framework performance. These test cases
were generated from basic functions of the framework. As
it is described in previous chapters, the framework has been
run for three popular DBMSs such as MsSQL, MySQL, and
Oracle. Further, the system has been developed for two
popular programming languages such as Java and C#.
There are test results for test cases in Table 2. In some
cases, there are star marks. If the case has three stars (***),
it means that the case is tested for three database types such
as MySQL, MsSQL, and Oracle. If the case has two stars
(**), it means that the case is tested for two different
programming languages such as C# and Java. The
framework has been tested for 10 software engineering
projects being completed the requirement analysis phase.
Furthermore, these projects at medical, academic and
industrial areas have requirements with different sizes. As a
result, it has been observed that the operations for each
project have taken between 1 day and 5 days by only one
person, and programmer-mistakes in the development
process have been reduced approximately 100%. In
addition, unlike other professional frameworks, database
operations could be implemented as independent of types of
DBMSs and operations in the facade layer could be
implemented as independent of types of programming
languages.

VI. CONCLUSION
As it is described, there are similar studies to the
proposed framework such as Microsoft Ado.net, Hibernate,
NHibernate, EclipseLink, Dataobjects.net, and Toplink. The
functions and goals of these frameworks are similar to the
proposed framework. On the other hand, our framework has
lots of advantages upon other similar ones. Firstly, any of
these frameworks does not work for Java and C# together.
They are structured for either Java or C#. On the other
hand, the framework is appropriate for these languages.
Furthermore, these frameworks cannot be used to create
database, view, and stored procedure. The framework is
capable to realize these operations. In addition, these
frameworks except Ado.net and Dataobjects.net are not
used to create entity and operation classes. Furthermore, the
framework serves some user optional operations like
creation of WCF classes, creation of database and run time
summaries. The framework is easy to use and also, database
and object operations are fast and easy to manage, because
all processes are automated. In summary, an approach in
terms of ORM technique is proposed to solve “impedance
mismatch” problem. Further, a framework is proposed that
is appropriate for n-tier architecture to manage database and
programming operations user-friendly in parallel. In the
study of [20], it has been shown that using ORM tools
increase the performance of the process for the
implementation of a software application. As a result, the
aim of the study has been to create a framework that has
built on ORM technique.
The problem has been determined as that database
operations become more complex, repetitive, and time-
consuming processes as projects grow. A solution has been
claimed to solve impedance mismatch problem between
relational database systems and programming languages by
using ORM technique. The similar tools and projects have
been researched and determined their advantages and
disadvantages versus our project. The requirements have
been decided and related functions have been defined. For
the future works, this framework can be improved by
addition of new DBMSs and programming languages for
facade layer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
This study was supported by Sema for Technology
Limited Liability Company in Izmir in Turkey. We thank
our colleagues from this company to give a chance to test
our framework with the samples of their projects.
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Creating Table ***, View *** or Stored Procedure ***
+
+
Creating Log Table +
Creating Log File +
Creating Operation Class for Log Table ** +
Creating WCF File +
Creating Database Connection Class ** +
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