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Geihs, Kurt; Barone, Paolo; Eliassen, Frank; Floch, Jacqueline; Fricke, R.; Gjørven, Eli; Hallsteinsen, Svein; Horn, Geir; Khan, Mohammad Ullah; Mamelli, Alessandro; Papadopoulos, George Α.; Paspallis, Nearchos; Reichle, Roland; Stav, Erlend

doi:10.1002/spe.v39:4

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“…The MUSIC framework builds on an externalized approach to the implementation of contextawareness and self-adaptation, where context management and adaptation logic are delegated to generic middleware [11][12][13][14]. It is composed of two main building blocks: the MUSIC studio, providing a new development methodology including modelling notation and various software tools, and the MUSIC middleware, offering a tailored runtime environment for the execution of adaptive mobile applications in ubiquitous environments.…”

Section: Music Framework At a Glancementioning

confidence: 99%

“…The MUSIC framework extends the initial framework delivered by the European project MADAM [14]. MUSIC adds support for open dynamic computing environments, in particular dynamic service landscapes as envisaged by the SOA community.…”

Section: Framework Evolutionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…' In the following, we point particularly to related efforts on development methodologies and tools for self-adaptive applications. We will not repeat what was said in Section 3.3 on the project MADAM [14], which was a direct precursor of MUSIC taking a similar approach. However, while MADAM focused on adaptive mobile applications with statically configured context sensors, MUSIC has targeted open ubiquitous computing environments with dynamic and heterogeneous context and service management environments.…”

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Playing MUSIC — building context‐aware and self‐adaptive mobile applications

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SUMMARY Although the idea of context‐awareness was introduced almost two decades ago, few mobile software applications are available today that can sense and adapt to their run‐time environment. The development of context‐aware and self‐adaptive applications is complex and few developers have experience in this area. On the basis of several demonstrators built by the joint European research project MUSIC, this paper describes typical context and adaptation features relevant for the development of context‐aware and self‐adaptive mobile applications. We explain how the demonstrators were realised using the open‐source platform MUSIC and present the feedback of the developers of these demonstrators. The main contribution of this paper is to show how the development complexity of context‐aware and self‐adaptive mobile applications can be mastered by using an adaptation framework such as MUSIC. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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