Modeling dynamic adaptations using augmented feature models

Lezoray, Jean-Baptiste; Segarra, Maria-Teresa; Jean-Marie, Gilliot; Beugnard, Antoine

doi:10.1145/2480362.2480690

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“…The modeling of dynamic variability has proved to be a great challenge due to aspects such as the number of variants and their relationships, traceability of the model variants being aligned to the variants represented in the architecture, reconfiguration representation of the variants according to the context of the environment, representation restrictions between variants, and context restrictions. Thus, some studies have extended the feature model to meet these challenges of representing dynamic variability [30][31][32]. However, few tools are supported for representing these extensions, such as the Variamos [24] and the DyMMer [25] tools.…”

Section: General Analysis Of the Solar Educational Ecosystemmentioning

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A study on dynamic aspects variability in the SOLAR educational software ecosystem

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2020

J Braz Comput Soc

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A Software Ecosystem (SECO) refers to a collection of software products with some degree of symbiotic relationship. SOLAR is a Virtual Learning Environment (VLE) that enables the publication of courses and interaction with them among its various users. In this context, SOLAR SECO emerges, where diverse situations of software evolution and maintenance are part of its development process. The aim of this paper is to discuss the dynamic variability of SOLAR educational software ecosystem and software modeling. As an example, dynamic variability aspects of the feature model of SOLAR VLE discussion forum functionality were discussed, one of the most widely used services within SOLAR SECO. As a major conclusion of this work, we identified that the use of the contextual feature diagram allows the study of the dynamic aspects of a system, even more supported by tools to support automatic measurement collection.

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