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....while roles map onto inner mixins. As a result the structure of the design is preserved in the implementation. Mixin layers are an e ective means for stepwise re nement as the layers are reusable and exchangeable. Mixin layers have been successfully employed to build systems in GenVoca [2] 3] [4], 18] The existing implementations for mixin layers [3] 17] are scalable as compared to earlier approaches e.g. the VanHilst and Notkin approach and those based on object oriented frameworks. The mixin layer implementations proposed by [3] 17] are by far the most e ective means of realizing ....

Batory, D., Smaragdakis, Y., Coglianese, L.: Architectural Styles as Adaptors. In: Proceedings of ECOOP'99 Workshop on Product-Line Architectures Donohoe, P. editor, Kluwer Academic Publishers (1999)

....be debugged in isolation) An important feature of our design is that all OPFACs are coded as threads executing within a single Java process. An RMI adaptor component transforms this design into a distributed program where each OPFAC thread executes in its own process at a different site [7]. The advantage here is that it is substantially easier to debug layers and mission threads within a single process than debugging remote executions. Furthermore, only when distributed simulations are needed is the adaptor included in an FSATS design. Perspective. It is worth comparing our notion ....

D. Batory, Y. Smaragdakis, and L. Coglianese, "Architectural Styles as Adaptors" Software Architecture, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Patrick Donohoe, ed., 1999.

....(as components can largely be debugged in isolation) An important feature of our design is that all OPFACs are coded as threads executing within a single Java process. There is an adaptor component that refines (or maps) locally executing threads to execute in distributed Java processes [5]. The advantage here is that it is substantially easier to debug layers and mission threads within a single process than debugging remote executions. Furthermore, only when distributed simulations are needed is the adaptor included in an FSATS simulator. Perspective. It is worth comparing our ....

D. Batory, Y. Smaragdakis, and L. Coglianese, "Architectural Styles as Adaptors" Software Architecture, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Patrick Donohoe, ed., 1999.

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