Titlebook: COTS-Based Software Systems; First International John Dean,Andrée Gravel Conference proceedings 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 200

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Identifying Evolvability for Integration,ications, unexpected interoperability conflicts can arise when COTS products are upgraded, new components are needed, and the application requirements change. Recent approaches to integration follow pattern-based design principles to construct integration . for the composite application. This integr

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Issues in Developing Security Wrapper Technology for COTS Software Products,esting questions that has arisen is “Can you build secure applications using insecure components?” We have been investigating ways to protect data that is shared between two or more independent, insecure applications. Our initial attempts to accomplish secure data storage and transfer have been dire

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Five Hurdles to the Successful Adoption of Component-Based COTS in a Corporate Setting,r, evangelist, and consultant within the corporate world. The goals are firstly to capture those observations for the interest and benefit of component vendors and secondly to offer some interest and basis for further studies that may show whether or not such experiences are commonplace. Armed with

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On Building Testable Software Components,is and design methods for component-based software. However, only few papers address the testing of software components and component-based software. This paper focuses on how to build testable software components by increasing the testability of software components. The paper introduces the concept

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Streamlining the Acquisition Process for Large-Scale COTS Middleware Components,nimize technical risk by matching detailed application and infrastructure requirements to the capabilities of COTS middleware products. This paper describes a case study on the use of i-MATE in a project that required the selection of appropriate components in a compressed timeline and from a broad