A Component Model supporting Decomposition and Composition of Consumer Electronics Software Product Lines

Park, C-M; Hong, Seong‐Doo; Son, K-H; Kwon, Jiseok

doi:10.1109/spline.2007.28

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“…Figure 6 shows a comparison between FX-MAN and component models that define parametrised architectural templates. These models include: ADLARS [6], MontiArch HV [18], ∆MontiArc [19], KobrA [5], Mae [30],Plastic Partial Components [28], xADL2 [13], Koala [35], Com [27], and Kumbang [4]. Some of these models do not define variation points explicitly, and express variability by other means.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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A Component Model for Defining Software Product Families with Explicit Variation Points

Cola

Tran

Lau

et al. 2016

2016 19th International ACM SIGSOFT Symposium on Component-Based Software Engineering (CBSE)

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Abstract-In software product line engineering, the construction of an ADL architecture for a product family is still an outstanding engineering challenge. An ADL architecture for a product family would define the architectures for all the products in the family, allowing engineers to reason at a higher level of abstraction. In this paper, we outline a component model that can be used to define architectures for product families, by incorporating explicit variation points.

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confidence: 99%

A Component Model for Defining Software Product Families with Explicit Variation Points

Cola

Tran

Lau

et al. 2016

2016 19th International ACM SIGSOFT Symposium on Component-Based Software Engineering (CBSE)

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“…Many application areas employing embedded software have limited standardization of APIs and software component technology, so different suppliers may choose different mechanisms for interfacing, binding, and implementing variation points in their components [8][9][10]. When a system is formed from components that do not conform to a common architecture, these components are usually referred to as heterogeneous components [11].…”

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Using MDA for Integration of Heterogeneous Components in Software Supply Chains

Hartmann¹,

Keren

Matsinger³

et al. 2010

Software Product Lines: Going Beyond

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Software product lines are increasingly built using components from specialized suppliers. A company that is in the middle of a supply chain has to integrate components from its suppliers and offer (partially configured) products to its customers. To satisfy both the variability required by each customer and the variability required to satisfy different customers' needs, it may be necessary for such a company to use components from different suppliers, partly offering the same feature set. This leads to a product line with alternative components, possibly using different mechanisms for interfacing, binding and variability, which commonly occurs in embedded software development. In this paper, we describe the limitations of the current practice of combining heterogeneous components in a product line and describe the challenges that arise from software supply chains. We introduce a model-driven approach for automating the integration between components that can generate a partially or fully configured variant, including glue between mismatched components. We analyze the consequences of using this approach in an industrial context, using a case study derived from an existing supply chain and describe the process and roles associated with this approach.

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A Lightweight Component-Based Reconfigurable Middleware Architecture and State Ontology for Fault Tolerant Embedded Systems

Kwon

Hailes

2011

Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering

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A Component Model supporting Decomposition and Composition of Consumer Electronics Software Product Lines

Cited by 7 publications

References 7 publications

A Component Model for Defining Software Product Families with Explicit Variation Points

A Component Model for Defining Software Product Families with Explicit Variation Points

Using MDA for Integration of Heterogeneous Components in Software Supply Chains

A Lightweight Component-Based Reconfigurable Middleware Architecture and State Ontology for Fault Tolerant Embedded Systems

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