Titlebook: Business Component-Based Software Engineering; Franck Barbier Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003 Customizing.Deployme

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Interfaces and Techniques for Runtime Testing of Component-Based Systems, important as a structured way of achieving effective code reuse, moving away from the ad-hoc processes that have tended to be used in the past. However, attention must be given to difficulties associated with testing a system composed of (possibly third party) components whose internal structure is

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The OOSPICE Assessment Component: Customizing Software Process Assessment to CBD,t methodology for CBD consistent with this assessment approach. There are several elements to this, one of which is the creation of a process assessment methodology specific to the needs of CBD. This chapter focuses on this assessment methodology component of the overall OOSPICE project. Based on th

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QCCS: Quality Controlled Component-Based Software Development,e development process of components that have formally specified non-functional properties. The approach is heavily based on UML because it tries to tackle the problem already during the design phase. QCCS provides a means for modelling contracts aware components and their assembly in UML. Besides t

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Components for Embedded Devices,pment costs of such a device. However, software development practices in this area lag far behind those typically applied in the information systems development domain. Reuse is hardly ever heard of in some areas, development from scratch is common practice and component-based software is usually a

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A Vocabulary of Building Elements for Real-Time Systems Architectures,building elements are: components, or computation entities, and coordination mechanisms, responsible for data transmission and process synchronization. Each of these elements has several real-time attributes that allow a design assessment using analytical methods. In this case, we recommend the “Rat

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COTS Component-Based System Development,ents. This chapter discusses the promises and challenges of component-based system development. The authors propose a component-based system development process and use it as a basis for the discussion. Requirements engineering, system design, composition, verification and management are discussed i