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Mobile Agents and Software Deployment
"... Software deployment is a complex procedure that evolves the release, installation, adaptation, reconfiguration, update, activation, deactivation, retirement and remove of software in a set of sites. This paper presents and describes some ideas concerning the use of the mobile agents as a promising p ..."
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Software deployment is a complex procedure that evolves the release, installation, adaptation, reconfiguration, update, activation, deactivation, retirement and remove of software in a set of sites. This paper presents and describes some ideas concerning the use of the mobile agents as a promising
Foundations of Enterprise Software Deployment
- In: Proc. of the Euromicro Conf. on Software Maintenance and Reengineering. Zurich: IEEE Computer Society
, 2000
"... While Software Engineering has mainly focused so far on software development, software deployment is now emerging as a new research field. Software or Application deployment is a complex process which covers all the activities that have to be carried out from the end of the development itself on the ..."
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While Software Engineering has mainly focused so far on software development, software deployment is now emerging as a new research field. Software or Application deployment is a complex process which covers all the activities that have to be carried out from the end of the development itself
Opportunistic Software Deployment in Disconnected
, 2010
"... This paper presents a middleware platform allowing the dissemination of software components on handheld devices forming a disconnected MANET. It is based on a model that exploits peer-to-peer and opportunistic interactions between neighboring devices to deploy component-based applications, without r ..."
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This paper presents a middleware platform allowing the dissemination of software components on handheld devices forming a disconnected MANET. It is based on a model that exploits peer-to-peer and opportunistic interactions between neighboring devices to deploy component-based applications, without
Integrating software construction and software deployment
- 11th International Workshop on Software Configuration Management (SCM-11
, 2003
"... Abstract. Classically, software deployment is a process consisting of building the software, packaging it for distribution, and installing it at the target site. This approach has two problems. First, a package must be annotated with dependency information and other meta-data. This to some extent ov ..."
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Abstract. Classically, software deployment is a process consisting of building the software, packaging it for distribution, and installing it at the target site. This approach has two problems. First, a package must be annotated with dependency information and other meta-data. This to some extent
Integrating Configuration Management and Software Deployment
, 2001
"... As the development and use of component-based software becomes increasingly pervasive, the need arises for tools that support the controlled evolution of independently developed components---both at development and at deployment time. Traditionally, such tools have been separate: configuration manag ..."
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As the development and use of component-based software becomes increasingly pervasive, the need arises for tools that support the controlled evolution of independently developed components---both at development and at deployment time. Traditionally, such tools have been separate: configuration
Requirements for Software Deployment Languages and Schema
- Proceedings of the 1998 International Workshop on Software Configuration Management
, 1998
"... . Software distribution via networks provides timeliness and continual evolution that is not possible with physical media distribution methods. Organizations such as Microsoft, Marimba, and the Desktop Management Task Force are strengthening their efforts to package software systems in ways that ..."
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that are conducive to network distribution. The result of these efforts has led to the creation of software description languages and schema, but they do not address deployment issues in a complete, systematic fashion. The contribution of this paper is to define and explore the requirements for software
A characterization framework for software deployment technologies
, 1998
"... Software applications are no longer stand-alone systems. They are increasingly the result of integrating heterogeneous collections of components, both executable and data, possibly dispersed over a computer network. Different components can be provided by different producers and they can be part of ..."
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of different systems at the same time. Moreover, components can change rapidly and independently, making it difficult to manage the whole system in a consistent way. Under these circumstances, a crucial step of the software life cycle is deployment—that is, the activities related to the release, installation
Software Deployment, Past, Present and Future
- FOSE’07: 2007 Future of Software Engineering, 269-284, IEEE Computer Society
, 2007
"... Scotland’s first University. His current research interests include programming languages, component deployment, operating systems, peer to peer systems (especially related to distributed storage), middleware and sensor networks. He previously held a Chair of Computer Science at The University of St ..."
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Scotland’s first University. His current research interests include programming languages, component deployment, operating systems, peer to peer systems (especially related to distributed storage), middleware and sensor networks. He previously held a Chair of Computer Science at The University
Evaluating Software Deployment Languages and Schema
- In Proceedings of the 1998 International Conference on Software Maintenance
, 1998
"... Software distribution is evolving from a physical media approach to one where it is practical and advantageous to leverage the connectivity of networks. Network distribution of software systems provides timeliness and continuity of evolution not possible with physical media distribution methods. To ..."
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led to the creation of software description languages and schema such as the Open Software Description format created by Microsoft and Marimba and the Management Information Format created by DMTF. While these efforts are steps in the right direction, they do not address deployment issues in a
A conceptual foundation for component-based software deployment
- Journal of Systems and Software
, 2001
"... We use the term component-based software deployment (CBSD) to refer to the process of deploying a software application in a component-based format. In this paper, we propose a formal conceptual framework for CBSD. This framework allows us to articulate various strategies for deploying component-base ..."
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We use the term component-based software deployment (CBSD) to refer to the process of deploying a software application in a component-based format. In this paper, we propose a formal conceptual framework for CBSD. This framework allows us to articulate various strategies for deploying component
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