Templates, Instances and Instantiation Sample Clauses

Templates, Instances and Instantiation. Throughout this document, we are referring to modelling constructs of type “instance” and “template”, which might cause confusion with other two popular uses of the term “instance”:  In context of the “model-reality instance” relation, which is often implied in business process modelling, where the instance is a reality enactment of a model - see (Xxxxx, 2007);  In context of the “metamodel-instance model”, which is often implied in metamodelling. For our approach, templates represent sets of instances, meaning that instances can fit in the template. Templates can generally be considered a variation space specified and limited through requirements or capabilities. Therefore instances of a template also fulfil the capabilities posed by it. In some cases templates can be so specific that only one instance can fit, making it difficult to properly distinguish between the two. Also templates can represent both existing (as-is) and possible (to-be) instances. During an actual reality enactment, templates have to be replaced by instances, either by finding available ones or by creating new instances. Therefore, for our purposes, instances represent things that are on the lowest level of specialisation that is of modelling interest. Hence they can represent different things than instances found in the real system under study. For example, while a “performer” modelling instance would have a 1-to-1 mapping to a real person, an information modelling instance could represent multiple records different from one execution to another, or an application modelling instance could represent multiple software licenses running on multiple computers that can be involved in different executions. Therefore instances (in the sense used here) can be further instantiated in the reality enactment; but this is not in the scope of the current conceptualisation. To summarise, throughout this document “instance” will be used relative to “template”, and both refer to specific types of modelling objects. Instantiation simply denotes the explicit descriptive relation between instances and templates, indicating into which templates an instance fits. The relation is named “instance of” and the inverse is “has instance”.
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