A Layered Java Application Framework for Supplying Mathematical Computing Power to the Distributed Environment

Liao, Weidong; Koonse, Benjamin J.

doi:10.1109/sew.2007.84

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“…Finally, many specific application frameworks have been developed in certain domains. For instance, Weidong Liao and Benjamin J. Koonse present the JMEI (Java Mathematical Engine Interface) which is a layered Java application framework for providing mathematical computing services for the Internet/Web [17]. Fortunata, as a wiki-based framework, could facilitate the management and publication of semantic data in webbased applications [18].…”

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Towards the Rapid Application Development Based on Predefined Frameworks

Yu¹

2011

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The development of large or medium-sized domain application systems usually involves intensive workforce due to its complexity. Reuse of existing components, especially those architectural ones, could dramatically reduce the production cost and improve the quality. However, the problems related with making and adapting reusable components among different systems often inhibit the introduction of reuse. Fortunately, domain-oriented application systems, especially those data-centric ones, usually share similar behaviors no matter what they server for. This paper extracts the common behaviors existing in different domains and introduces the templates based application framework, called RADF. RADF provides application skeletons and confines domain specific coding in predefined templates of classes and configuration files. The proprietary behavior of domain specific applications could be realized via simply filling codes in these templates. RADF not only consolidates the programming paradigm and provides the supporting classes for default behaviors expected in different domains, but also allows manually extending and reassembling these supporting classes. Four cases of RADF-based development have proved that RADF helps rapid application development with significantly reduced number of manually-coded source lines.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards the Rapid Application Development Based on Predefined Frameworks

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2011

JSW

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A Layered Java Application Framework for Supplying Mathematical Computing Power to the Distributed Environment

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Towards the Rapid Application Development Based on Predefined Frameworks

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