In this paper a novel concept of adding structural responsibilities to meta-model classes for decreasing the meta-model complexity is introduced. This mechanism is supported by a combination of new Context Driven Meta-Modeling Paradigm (CDMM-P) and its implementation in the form of the Context-Driven Meta-Modeling Framework (CDMM-F) with aspect-oriented paradigm and its AspectJ implementation supporting functionality and structure enrichment. The concept presented in the paper confirms the openness of CDMM-P and CDMM-F on the applicability of the aspect-oriented approach. It is also crucial for the process of generalization of notions introduced into the meta-model when a new modeling language is designed. It also helps to restructure the metamodel from the perspective of reusability. The NamedElement, known from many Object Management Group’s (OMG) standards, was chosen.

In this paper a novel concept of adding structural responsibilities to meta-model classes for decreasing the meta-model complexity is introduced. This mechanism is supported by a combination of new Context Driven Meta-Modeling Paradigm (CDMM-P) and its implementation in the form of the Context-Driven Meta-Modeling Framework (CDMM-F) with aspect-oriented paradigm and its AspectJ implementation supporting functionality and structure enrichment. The concept presented in the paper confirms the openness of CDMM-P and CDMM-F on the applicability of the aspect-oriented approach. It is also crucial for the process of generalization of notions introduced into the meta-model when a new modeling language is designed. It also helps to restructure the metamodel from the perspective of reusability. The NamedElement, known from many Object Management Group’s (OMG) standards, was chosen.