Titlebook: Generative and Component-Based Software Engineering; Second International Greg Butler,Stan Jarzabek Conference proceedings 2001 Springer-Ve

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Designing for Change, a Dynamic Perspective’s fast-paced world. Software developers must start to acknowledge change and even uncertainty as a given, rather than the exception that should be studiously avoided, and they must adapt their techniques accordingly. Some business domains have seen attempts to address this situation. Several workfl

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Symmetry Breaking in Software Patternssm for software patterns through connections from software patterns to symmetry and symmetry breaking. Specifically, we show (1) the ties from Alexander’s work to symmetry and symmetry-breaking foundations; (2) many programming languages provide constructs that support symmetry; (3) software pattern

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Aspect Composition Applying the Design by Contract Principlem evolving in this context. It focuses on the composition for a certain kind of units called aspects. Aspects are a new concept which is introduced by aspect-oriented programming aiming at a better separation of concerns. Cross-cutting code is captured and localised in these aspects. Some of the cro

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Towards a Foundation of Component-Oriented Software Reference Modelsf software components increasingly complex. In order to support the domain expert in these processes comprehensive, comparable, and sufficiently abstract component descriptions are required. In this paper, we abstract from the specifics of the component models COM, EJB, and CCM, and propose a unifyi

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Generic Components: A Symbiosis of Paradigmsthe basic problems of software reuse, however, is the tradeoff between the abstraction from project-specific aspects and the actual contribution of a reusable artifact. Stringent resource constraints further complicate the application of these approaches in domains, where efficient and therefore spe

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Design and Implementation Constructs for the Development of Flexible, Component-Oriented Software Arhat they should be changeable and flexibly adaptable to a huge number of different application contexts and to changing requirements. We will argue, that sole parameterization — as the key variation technique of components — is not suitable to cope with all required change scenarios. A proper integr

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