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This paper contains the three deliverables for work package 3 of the Component+Project. These include: implementation technologies of BIT components, reuse technologies of BIT components, and development of a set of sample BIT components. Author(s) : Component+ Partners
Updated: 10/08/2005
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This article discusses a Cutter Consortium survey on component-based developed from 118 companies from around the world. Two issues are looked at: State of the Practice, and Project Coverage. Author(s) : Paul Allen
Updated: 10/08/2005
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This PowerPoint presentation on component-based development outlines the following topics: what is the UML, where can UML be used, evolution of UML, vocabulary of UML, structural and behavioral things in UML, grouping things, relationships, diagrams, objectory development process, software development process, workflows, use case model, design model, deployment model, implementation model, test model, and an integrated business-modeling technique. Author(s) : Ivar Jacobson
Updated: 10/08/2005
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Classes are not the best focus for object-oriented design. The most useful components in a design are frameworks - schemes of interaction between objects. These can be worked on by separate authors, kept in libraries, and recombined to make many different end-products. This paper explores the more formal aspects of this approach, within the context of popular OOA/D notations and programming languages. Author(s) : Alan Wills
Updated: 10/08/2005
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Incremental and component-based software development has been proposed to solve the high costs and high failure rates of software projects. Contents include: summary of incremental and component-based software development (INCO), goals, results, resources, state-of-the-art, rationale and approach, workplan, partner description, and associated activities and projects. Author(s) : Dag Sjøberg and Reidar Conradi
Updated: 10/08/2005
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This paper focuses on one application domain for which component development is already underway: command and control. A brief description of this effort is provided in the context of the Portable Reusable Integrated Software Modules (PRISM) program and its successor, the Command and Control Product Lines (CCPL) program. CCPL is spearheading the development of reusable domain-specific software components through the use of domain modeling, a common operating environment, and generic component- based architectures. However, this will only happen if commercial middleware, frameworks, and development environments are sufficiently flexible to meet the requirements of modern command and control systems. This paper highlights lessons learned from work undertaken by PRISM and CCPL and presents some perspectives on current industry directions. Author(s) : Randall W. Lichota
Updated: 10/08/2005
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This slide presentation contains the following topics: background on a new approach, challenges we faced, discovered strategies, lessons learned, and on-going work. Author(s) : John Ohlinger
Updated: 10/08/2005
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Component-Based Development (CBD) has not redeemed its promises of reuse and flexibility. Reuse is inhibited due to problems such as component retrieval, architectural mismatch, and application specificness. Component-based systems are flexible in the Author(s) : Hans de Bruin and Hans van Vliet
Updated: 10/08/2005
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Starting from an analysis of the situation of a software developer using pre-fabricated components, it is investigated in which form techniques and formalisms from the area of formal specification can provide practical aid in development. Several different dimensions of precise component specification are identified. While formal specifications can be helpful for several of these dimensions, it is argued that the most relevant application area may be a flexible mechanism for creating different but consistent views on a complex system. Ideas for concrete tool support based on the Object Constraint Language (OCL) are sketched. Author(s) : Heinrich Hussmann
Updated: 10/08/2005
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This paper discusses component-based development environments (CBDEs). A prototype environment is described that implements the requirements for CBDEs to be used to study the role of environment technology in component-based development. Author(s) : Chris Lüer and David S. Rosenblum
Updated: 10/08/2005
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