Titlebook: Software Architecture; 5th European Confere Ivica Crnkovic,Volker Gruhn,Matthias Book Conference proceedings 2011 The Editor(s) (if applica

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Capturing Architecture Evolution with Maps of Architectural Decisions 2.0systems design, rather than systems evolution. However, real-life architecture evolution is substantially different to initial architectural design. It is a disorderly process, in most cases unrepeatable, and therefore difficult to be put into a predefined rut as most approaches try to do. MAD 2.0 m

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Change Impact Analysis in Product-Line Architecturesrequirements. While prior work has generically considered change impact analysis at architectural level, there is a distinct lack of support for the kinds of architectures used to realize software product lines, so-called product-line architectures (PLAs). In particular, prior approaches do not acco

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Extending UML Components to Develop Software Product-Line Architectures: Lessons Learned(PLAs). We present a quantitative and qualitative evaluation of such an extension when applied to the proactive design of two PLAs. We have found that our approach supported an agile conception of architectural designs that are modular and likely to be resilient to changes over time and good enough

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PL-AspectualACME: An Aspect-Oriented Architectural Description Language for Software Product Linesoducts. Although feature models play an important role in describing SPL elements, they are limited to provide high-level feature decompositions that do not explicitly represent the SPL architecture. To tackle this problem, we present PL-AspectualACME, an extension of the ACME architecture descripti

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Design and Evaluation of a Process for Identifying Architecture Patterns in Open Source Softwareatterns used in a product can provide valuable insights to, e.g., component integrators who wish to evaluate a software product. Unfortunately, this information is often not readily available, in particular for Open Source Software (OSS) products, which are increasingly used in component-based devel

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An Architecture Analysis Approach for Supporting Black-Box Software Developmentve “pluggable” interfaces and an acceptable match with a defined system context. However, the black-box nature of many software components means there is never a clean match between system specifications and concrete software components. Systematic architecture analysis can provide an effective, rap

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Web-Scale Human Task Managementlp of a task management system. Business portals in larger companies typically provide some kind of task management support. But often they lack facilities to manage tasks beyond organizational boundaries and need technical support by IT departments. To overcome these limitations, especially loosely