Ensuring semantic integrity of reusable objects (panel)

Stacy, Webb; Helm, Richard; Kaiser, Gail E.; Meyer, Bertrand

doi:10.1145/141936.141961

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“…Moreover, the correctness of the choice of a specific approach for some DBMS-functionality may depend on the choices already made for other DBMS-components. Hence, the construction approach must enforce consistency of reused artifacts [14]. In this section, we introduce strategies and techniques as the major concepts for consistent reuse of artifacts for large component domains.…”

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“…Candidates can be correctly reused only under specific conditions (i.e., constraints concerning their usage). Hence, supporting semantic integrity for combinations of reused components [14] is required. In fact, instead of selecting a number of components and later on checking for consistency, it is preferred to propose only those candidates that can be reused while preserving consistency.…”

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Strategies and techniques: Reusable artifacts for the construction of database management systems

Geppert

Dittrich

1995

Notes on Numerical Fluid Mechanics and Multidisciplinary Design

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ion, selection, and integration of reusable artifacts are still open problems in reuse-based software construction. We investigate how these problems can be solved for one sample domain of system software: database management systems. We propose dimensions for functional subdomains where different design choices are to be made. Strategies are the design choices for dimensions; their application leads to refined architectures and designs. Moreover, they are used to control the integrity of designs. Techniques are classes in the sense of object-oriented programming and implement combinations of strategies; they are reused during subsystem implementation. Through the various levels of abstraction, a designer/implementor of a database management system is guided towards reusable artifacts in all phases of a construction process.

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Section: Strategies and Techniquesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Specification Of Techniques and Primitivesmentioning

confidence: 99%