Adaptation strategies in componentware

Bergner, Klaus; Rausch, Andreas; Sihling, Marc; Vilbig, Alexander

doi:10.1109/aswec.2000.844565

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“…Parameterization provides the configuration of parameters for customizing the behaviors of components [9]. The variability of components can be designed with parameters that can customize the variation points of components.…”

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confidence: 99%

Micro and macro workflow variability design techniques of component

Kim

Chung

Cho

2008

Information and Software Technology

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Section: Parameterizationmentioning

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Micro and macro workflow variability design techniques of component

Kim

Chung

Cho

2008

Information and Software Technology

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“…Parameterization: Parameterization provides the configuration of parameters for customizing the behaviors of components [9]. The variability of components can be designed with parameters that can customize the variation points of components.…”

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“…In order to be specialized generic components and to adapt them to a given situation, one can rely on different adaptation strategies that have to be applied to the context of overall system architecture such as wrapper, adaptor component, and inheritance [9].…”

Section: Componentwarementioning

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Variability Design Techniques for Enhancing Component Reusability

Kim

Cho

Kim

2006

Int. J. Soft. Eng. Knowl. Eng.

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Components should provide variability in satisfying a variety of domains [1], but it is not easy to develop components which can be applied to all domains. For this reason, when using time-to-market, components are slow and reusability of the components decreases. Hence, providing the variability of components becomes an important prerequisite for a successful component-based application development project.In this paper, we propose a variability design technique that can satisfy the requirements of many different kinds of domains. This technique addresses a method for designing the variability of the behavior and the workflow in a more detailed manner, and uses an object-oriented mechanism and design patterns. One of the most important goals of this technique is to provide a practical method which can be effectively applied to component-based application development.

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“…The adaptation strategy, as proposed in componentware [4], is a suitable solution to the above issue. The PC COTS applications could be regarded as generic components and their operational user interfaces are import interfaces.…”

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“…Presently, there are thousands of existing commercial software Applications (APs) for Personal Computer (PC) users. For example, Microsoft COM/DCOM [3] and Active X [4] are proposed for integrating binary-code APs under MS-Windows environment. However, these techniques have less interoperability support for software between Windows platform and another platforms.…”

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A design pattern for reengineering Windows software applications into reusable CORBA objects

Lin

Hong

Jiau³

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Proceedings Eighth IEEE Workshop on Future Trends of Distributed Computing Systems. FTDCS 2001

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CORBA is becoming the most important middle-ware that supports object-oriented and client/server paradigm in distributed computing systems. However the CORBA-based application systems are still scarce up to date. One main reason is that only few CORBA object services have been developed. To have a new CORBA application, a programmer should make efforts to design a program with CORBA interface from scratch. In our previous works, we successfully adapted existing PC software applications, particularly for Windows applications, in binary code mode to the object services under CORBA. To facilitate such reuse, a design pattern supporting design process guidelines is desired. Our study is addressing this pattern with pattern language. A graphic factory temperature monitor system, which integrates MS-Excel under MS-Windows has been implemented to demonstrate the feasibility of our approach.

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Adaptation strategies in componentware

Cited by 5 publications

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Micro and macro workflow variability design techniques of component

Micro and macro workflow variability design techniques of component

Variability Design Techniques for Enhancing Component Reusability

A design pattern for reengineering Windows software applications into reusable CORBA objects

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