Feature Interaction in Composed Systems

Pulvermueller, Elke; Speck, Andreas; Coplien, James O.; D’Hondt, Maja; Meuter, Wolfgang De

doi:10.1007/3-540-47853-1_7

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“…Additionally, it helps to mitigate the problem of unintended feature interactions [27], [2]. These occur when two features behaving correctly on their own exhibit incorrect behaviour once combined in a product, due to certain implementation interferences (e.g.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards Component-based Domain Engineering

Alayed

Lau

Štěpán

et al. 2013

2013 39th Euromicro Conference on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications

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Abstract-Domain engineering is the first phase of product line engineering. The key artefact created by domain engineering for product engineering is a reference architecture for all possible systems or products in the domain. In existing domain engineering techniques, there are no well-defined methods for constructing reference architectures. Existing domain engineering tools mostly stop short of constructing reference architectures. In this paper, we show how a component-based approach to domain engineering can provide a remedy.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards Component-based Domain Engineering

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Lau

Štěpán

et al. 2013

2013 39th Euromicro Conference on Software Engineering and Advanced Applications

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“…1. The distinction between features as functional units and properties was first made by [14]. There is no way to model non-functional properties in UML, so we introduce a graphical notation to represent them in Section 2.3.1.…”

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Towards a classification of web service feature interactions

2007

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“…Though such problems have already been studied in some software areas with different terminology, such as end-to-end integration testing problem of component based systems [3] , policy conflicts in policy based systems [4] , and so on [5] , we argue that it is necessary to study the problem in middleware based systems from the perspective of feature interactions. The interaction problem has been well studied in telecom from 1989, including multi-dimensional classification of the problem and solutions, all possible factors causing the problem, the detection and resolution methods in every lifecycle stages, etc.…”

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“…The interaction problem has been well studied in telecom from 1989, including multi-dimensional classification of the problem and solutions, all possible factors causing the problem, the detection and resolution methods in every lifecycle stages, etc. Such plentiful achievements and experience can also help to solve the similar problem outside of the telecom [1,[5][6][7] . Furthermore, today's trend of integrating the Internet with telecom networks makes it necessary to study the problem in a uniform perspective.…”

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Online approach to feature interaction problems in middleware based system

Huang

Liu

Mei

2008

Sci. China Ser. F-Inf. Sci.

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As a popular infrastructure for distributed systems running on the Internet, middleware has to support much more diverse and complex interactions for coping with the drastically increasing demand on information technology and the extremely open and dynamic nature of the Internet. These supporting mechanisms facilitate the development, deployment, and integration of distributed systems, as well as increase the occasions for distributed systems to interact in an undesired way. The undesired interactions may cause serious problems, such as quality violation, function loss, and even system crash. In this paper, the problem is studied from the perspective of the feature interaction problem (FIP) in telecom, and an online approach to the detection and solution on runtime systems is proposed. Based on a classification of middleware enabled interactions, the existence of FIP in middleware based systems is illustrated by four real cases and a conceptual comparison between middleware based systems and telecom systems. After that, runtime software architecture is employed to facilitate the online detection and solution of FIP. The approach is demonstrated on J2EE (Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition) and applied to detect and resolve all of the four real cases. feature interaction, middleware, reflective, software architecture

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Feature Interaction in Composed Systems

Cited by 20 publications

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Towards Component-based Domain Engineering

Towards Component-based Domain Engineering

Towards a classification of web service feature interactions

Online approach to feature interaction problems in middleware based system

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