Proceedings of International Conference on Configurable Distributed Systems
DOI: 10.1109/cds.1996.509341
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Connectors in configuration programming languages: are they necessary?

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“…Studying the related work [8,21,1,3,14], the following basic approaches to specifying component interactions can be identified: (1) using implicit connections, (2) via connectors, which can be either built-in or user-defined.…”
Section: Connectors: Overview and Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Studying the related work [8,21,1,3,14], the following basic approaches to specifying component interactions can be identified: (1) using implicit connections, (2) via connectors, which can be either built-in or user-defined.…”
Section: Connectors: Overview and Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Serving as tools for specifying component interfaces and architecture, a number architecture description languages (ADLs) [8,21,1,14,17] have been designed. To describe component interactions, an ADL may encompass the connector concept: Typically, a connector is a first class architectural element that reflects the specific features of interactions among components in a system [21,1,14,10,3]. Even though the notion of a connector originates in the earliest papers on software architectures [20,15], no widespread consensus on how to incorporate it into the existing application development systems and languages has been reached until present.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Este encaminhamento é executado segundo um padrão ou protocolo para o qual o conector foi concebido. Conectores possuem um conjunto de características que os tornam especialmente atraentes para tratar os aspectos relacionados com a interação e a comunicação entre componentes [7]. Dentre estas características destacam-se:…”
Section: Módulos Portas E Conectoresunclassified
“…Este documento foi organizado em sete capítulos da seguinte forma: Um conector é um tipo de componente dedicado a mediar interações entre outros componentes. Um conector pode ser tão complexo quanto um componente [Bishop96].…”
Section: Organização Deste Documentounclassified