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245 00 Component-based software development :|bcase studies /
|cKung-Kiu Lau, editor.
264 1 New Jersey :|bWorld Scientific,|c[2004]
264 4 |c©2004
300 1 online resource (303 pages) :|billustrations.
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
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490 1 Series on component-based software development ;|vv. 1
504 Includes bibliographical references (pages 297-299) and
index.
505 00 |tA Survey of Proposals for Architecting Component
Software /|rT. Ihm (VTT Electronics, Finland) --
|tDescribing Specifications and Architectural Requirements
of COTS Components /|rL. Iribarne (University of Almeria,
Spain), J.M. Troya, A. Vallecillo (University of Magala,
Spain) --|tDefinition of COS Software Component
Acquisition Process -- The Case of a Telecommunication
Company /|rP. Ulkuniemi, V. Seppanen (University of Oulu,
Finland) --|tLibrary Systems Product Line: A Case Study
Demonstrating the KobrA Method /|rJ. Bayer, D. Muthig
(Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software
Engineering, Germany) --|tComponent-based Sy, stetn Design
and Composition: An ALpxtoriented Approach /|rP.J.
Clemente, J. Hernindez, J.M. Murillo, M.A. Pkrez, F.
Sinchez (University of Extremadura, Spain) --|tProperties
of Software Systems Synthesized from Components /|rD.
Hamlet (Portland State University, USA), D. Mason, D. Woit
(Ryerson Polytechnic University, Canada) --|tComponent-
based Measurement and Control Software fur Embedded
Systems /|rW. Maydl, H. Sick, W. Grass (University of
Passau, Germany) --|tFault-based Testing of CORBA
Component Sofnyare /|rS. Ghosh (Colorado State University,
USA), A.P. Mathur (Purdue University, USA) --|tARIFS
Methodology: A Case Study /|rR.P. Diaz Redondo, J.J. Pazos
h a s, A. Fernandex Was (University of Vigo, Spain) --
|tREBOUND: A Framework for Automated Component Adaptation
/|rJ. Penix (NASA Ames, USA), P. Alexander (University of
Kansas, USA) --|tA Web-enabled Component-based
Architecture for Legacy Applications /|rG. Wang, R.
Robinson, S. Sripada (The Boeing Company, USA) --
|tComponent-based Problem Solving Environments for
Compurutional Science /|rM. Li (Brunel University, UK),
0.E Rana, D.W. Walkcr, M. Shields, Y. Huang (Cardiff
University, UK).
520 Component-based software development (CBD) is an emerging
discipline that promises to take software engineering into
a new era. Building on the achievements of object-oriented
software construction, CBD aims to deliver software
engineering from a cottage industry into an industrial age
for Information Technology, wherein software can be
assembled from components, in the manner that hardware
systems are currently constructed from kits of parts. This
volume provides a survey of the current state of CBD, as
reflected by activities that have been taking place
recently under the banner of CBD, with a view to giving
pointers to future trends. The contributions report case
studies - self-contained, fixed-term investigations with a
finite set of clearly defined objectives and measurable
outcomes - on a sample of the myriad aspects of CBD. The
book includes chapters dealing with COTS (commercial off-
the-shelf) components; methodologies for CBD;
compositionality, i.e. how to calculate or predict
properties of a composite from those of its constituents;
component software testing; and grid computing.
588 0 Print version record.
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