Hello everyone,
I’ve modeled 400 interactions as Component Exchanges involving 80 Logical Components in Capella. My goal is to extract computational functions based on these interactions and develop a web-based software. The software’s backend will work with the Capella model. In essence, I want to use the computational functions extracted from the model in the backend code, which is written in Python with Django.
I’m considering two approaches:
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Writing the computational function code in Python for Capella (P4C) and establishing a synchronization mechanism over time between the backend code and P4C.
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Establishing a synchronization mechanism over time between the software’s database (MySQL) and Capella (P4C), and writing the computational function code in the backend.
I’m curious about the extent to which I can rely on P4C and the Capella model as integral parts of the software’s backend.
Any insights or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!