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Abstract: Componentization is an important, emerging approach to software modernization whereby a stovepipe system is restructured into components that can be reused in other systems. More significantly from the system maintenance perspective, selected components in the original system can be completely replaced, e.g., the database or user interface. In some cases, a new architecture can be developed, for example to convert a monolithic system to the client/server paradigm, and the old components plugged ... (Update)
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.... authoring environment from Marvel to Oz, but devised a new software development process to better support componentization as explained in [37]. client client client Process Server Remote Data Server InterProcess Server Intermediary SubEnv Inter site communication Intra site...
.... team could conceivably consist of only one user (as in the Oz EmeraldCity environment we use to support our own software development [38]) We take as given the requirement that each site must be able to support an autonomously devised process model. 2.1 Local Environment...
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BibTeX entry: (Update)
Gail E. Kaiser, George T. Heineman, Peter D. Skopp, and Jack J. Yang. Incremental process support for code reengineering: An update (experience report). Technical Report CUCS-007-96, Columbia University Department of Computer Science, February 1996. Submitted for publication. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/kaiser96incremental.html More
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Report CUCS-007-96, Columbia University Department of Computer Science,
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Citations (may not include all citations):61 PROCESS WEAVER: Adding process support to UNIX (context) - Fernstrom - 1993
53 Rule chaining in marvel: Dynamic binding of parameters - Heineman, Kaiser et al. - 1992
52 An architecture for multi-user software development environm.. (context) - Ben-Shaul, Kaiser et al. - 1993
51 Extending a tool integration language - Gisi, Kaiser - 1991
40 PCTE interfaces: Supporting tools in software-engineering en.. (context) - Thomas - 1989
38 A Paradigm for Decentralized Process Modeling (context) - Ben-Shaul, Kaiser - 1995
34 A paradigm for decentralized process modeling and its realiz.. - Ben-Shaul, Kaiser - 1994
30 An architecture for integrating concurrency control into env.. - Heineman, Kaiser - 1995
21 Modeling concurrency in rule-based development environments (context) - Barghouti, Kaiser - 1990
15 Enveloping sophisticated tools into computer-aided software .. - Valetto, Kaiser - 1995
14 The CORD approach to extensible concurrency control - Heineman, Kaiser - 1996
13 Department of Computer Science (context) - Lab, manual et al. - 1995
11 A framework for immigrating existing software into new softw.. - Sokolsky, Kaiser - 1991
6 Integrating an existing environment with a rule-based proces.. (context) - Popovich, Kaiser - 1995
5 Incremental process support for code reengineering - Heineman, Kaiser - 1994
4 Process support for synchronous groupware activities (context) - Ben-Shaul, Kaiser - 1995
4 Process evolution in the Marvel environment (context) - Ben-Shaul, Kaiser - 1993
4 Interfacing Oz with the PCTE OMS - Lee, Kaiser - 1995
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