Encapsulating windows-based software applications into reusable components with design patterns

Hong, Zeng-Wei; Lin, Jim‐Min; Jiau, Hewijin Christine; Fang, Guo-Ming; Chiou, Che Wun

doi:10.1016/j.infsof.2005.06.005

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“…One key examples is the work of García et al (), where researchers developed a software measurement ontology, which covered software citation from the perspectives of software development. More recently, Hong () developed a multi‐level metadata framework to describe the reusability of scientific software for developers. The most relevant effort to our study is the project called “Code as a research object” organized by Mozilla, Figshare and GitHub, where researchers can upload their codes to GitHub and get persistent identifiers.…”

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Software citation, reuse and metadata considerations: An exploratory study examining LAMMPS

Greenberg

Lin

2016

Proc. Assoc. Info. Sci. Tech.

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Scientific software is as important to scientific studies as raw data. Yet, attention to this genre of research data is limited in studies on data reuse, citation, and metadata standards. This paper presents results from an exploratory study that examined how scientific software's reuse information is presented in the current citation practice and natural language descriptions in research papers. We selected LAMMPS, popular simulation software used in material science, for this study. Both descriptive metadata elements and the types of reuse are examined from a sample of 400 research papers. The results indicate that both descriptive metadata elements and reuse types about LAMMPS are presented in incomplete and inconsistent ways, and this interferes with the values of scientific software, as a type of research data. Our findings necessitate future studies on the metadata standards to facilitate the identification of information related with scientific software reuse.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

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Software citation, reuse and metadata considerations: An exploratory study examining LAMMPS

Greenberg

Lin

2016

Proc. Assoc. Info. Sci. Tech.

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“…A similar approach is presented in [36]. The authors propose a process consisting of three phases (i.e.…”

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Developing legacy system migration methods and tools for technology transfer

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This paper presents the research results of an ongoing technology transfer project carried out in cooperation between the University of Salerno and a small software company. The project is aimed at developing and transferring migration technology to the industrial partner. The partner should be enabled to migrate monolithic multi-user COBOL legacy systems to a multi-tier Web-based architecture. The assessment of the legacy systems of the partner company revealed that these systems had a very low level of decomposability with spaghetti-like code and embedded control flow and database accesses within the user interface descriptions. For this reason, it was decided to adopt an incremental migration strategy based on the reengineering of the user interface using Web technology, on the transformation of interactive legacy programs into batch programs, and the wrapping of the legacy programs. A middleware framework links the new Web-based user interface with the Wrapped Legacy System. An Eclipse plug-in, named MELIS (migration environment for legacy information systems), was also developed to support the migration process. Both the migration strategy and the tool have been applied to two essential subsystems of the most business critical legacy system of the partner company.

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“…We use the distributed object technology to alleviate the software crisis. The distributed object technology provides strong support for the software reuse [3,4]. Potential benefits of the software reuse include the reducing development time and costs.…”

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The Research of College Sports Information Management System Based on Component and the Application in Student's Management Work

Li¹,

Ligang²

2015

IJHIT

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Encapsulating windows-based software applications into reusable components with design patterns

Cited by 7 publications

References 21 publications

Software citation, reuse and metadata considerations: An exploratory study examining LAMMPS

Software citation, reuse and metadata considerations: An exploratory study examining LAMMPS

Developing legacy system migration methods and tools for technology transfer

The Research of College Sports Information Management System Based on Component and the Application in Student's Management Work

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