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Software engineering establishes that the task of building programs must be addressed in the same way that other engineers build complex systems. Transaction processing systems are not the exception. In order to deal with some of the challenges of programming these solutions, this article introduce a framework, which proposes to build a base of common concepts, obtained from the analysis of pre-existent solutions, and experiences of the developers involved. This elicitation of common concepts is done iteratively, and its outputs are elements of the framework herein introduced. Therefore, it is given a formalization of this framework, through an implementation of a MDD technique (Model-Driven Development). Specifically it was implemented a DSM methodology which proposes to build a DSL (domain-specific language). This DSL is comprised by the domain elements found on the base framework, and it also enables semi-automatic code building through a translation specific tool. By these means, it is expected to foster reusability of components, decreasing maintenance costs, as well as summarizing collective knowledge of the domain spread through workforce’s experience.

Formalización con metodologías MDD de una propuesta de framework enfocada a soluciones de procesamiento transaccional