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Dynamic Software Architecture Slicing
, 1999
"... important in software engineering, as being manifested through various recent developments in the field such as the component-based software engineering paradigm and the distributed and collaborative computing paradigm. Abstraction is such a mechanism as the key concept underpinning software archite ..."
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. In order to alleviate such difficulties, we introduce the notion of dynamic software architecture slicing (DSAS), a methodology for using the notion, and an algorithm to generate dynamic software architecture slice. We demonstrate the feasibility and the expected benefits of the approach by using
Specifying and Analyzing Dynamic Software Architectures
, 1998
"... A critical issue for complex component-based systems design is the modeling and analysis of architecture. One of the complicating factors in developing architectural models is accounting for systems whose architecture changes dynamically (during run time). This is because dynamic changes to architec ..."
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A critical issue for complex component-based systems design is the modeling and analysis of architecture. One of the complicating factors in developing architectural models is accounting for systems whose architecture changes dynamically (during run time). This is because dynamic changes
Issues in Dynamic Software Architectures
- In Proc. of the Int. Software Architecture Workshop
, 2000
"... Software architecture is probably one of the best approaches to take non-functional requirements into consideration early on in a development process. Some of these requirements, for instance performance and high availability, are usually implemented as dynamic reconfigurations. Current architecture ..."
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Software architecture is probably one of the best approaches to take non-functional requirements into consideration early on in a development process. Some of these requirements, for instance performance and high availability, are usually implemented as dynamic reconfigurations. Current
Structure Analysis for Dynamic Software Architecture
- in Proceedings of the 6th ACIS International Conference on Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence, Networking and Parallel/Distributed Computing (SNPD
, 2005
"... The requirement for modifying system structure during system execution is specified by dynamic software architec-tures. The system architecture style should remain one style or transform within a scope so that some constraints need to be imposed on during the system execution. Our work expands such ..."
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The requirement for modifying system structure during system execution is specified by dynamic software architec-tures. The system architecture style should remain one style or transform within a scope so that some constraints need to be imposed on during the system execution. Our work expands
Organizing definitions and formalisms for dynamic software architectures
- In Proceedings of the 1st ACM SIGSOFT workshop on Self-managed systems Newport
, 2004
"... Dynamic architectural change is defined as the addition and removal of components and connectors. Dynamic software architectures are those architectures that modify their architecture and enact the modifications during the system’s execution. This behavior is most commonly known as run-time evolutio ..."
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Dynamic architectural change is defined as the addition and removal of components and connectors. Dynamic software architectures are those architectures that modify their architecture and enact the modifications during the system’s execution. This behavior is most commonly known as run
Formal Specification and Validation of Dynamic Software Architectures
, 2008
"... The principal characteristic of a Dynamic Software Architecture (DSA) is the ability to change its structure at run-time by adding or deleting components or connectors. I present here my research results and open issues on formal modeling and verifying dynamic software architectures. ..."
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The principal characteristic of a Dynamic Software Architecture (DSA) is the ability to change its structure at run-time by adding or deleting components or connectors. I present here my research results and open issues on formal modeling and verifying dynamic software architectures.
Issues in Modeling and Analyzing Dynamic Software Architectures
"... We summarize and relate current work in the area of dynamic software architecture. Based on this and our experience to date in constructing systems based on dynamic software architectures, we present a set of open research issues that need further investigation. Keywords Dynamic software architectur ..."
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We summarize and relate current work in the area of dynamic software architecture. Based on this and our experience to date in constructing systems based on dynamic software architectures, we present a set of open research issues that need further investigation. Keywords Dynamic software
A Classification of Formal Specifications for Dynamic Software Architectures
, 2004
"... Architectural change is defined as the addition and removal of components and connectors. Dynamic software architectures are those architectures that modify their architecture and enact the modifications during the system's execution. This behavior is most commonly known as run-time evolution o ..."
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Architectural change is defined as the addition and removal of components and connectors. Dynamic software architectures are those architectures that modify their architecture and enact the modifications during the system's execution. This behavior is most commonly known as run-time evolution
Supporting Self-Management in Dynamic Software Architecture Specifications
"... Architectural change is defined as the addition and removal of components and connectors. Dynamic software architectures are those architectures that modify their architectural structure during the system’s execution. As dynamic software architecture use becomes more widespread, a variety of formal ..."
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Architectural change is defined as the addition and removal of components and connectors. Dynamic software architectures are those architectures that modify their architectural structure during the system’s execution. As dynamic software architecture use becomes more widespread, a variety of formal
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