A Composite Design Pattern for Object Frameworks

Thu, Tran Dan; Tran, H.T.B.

doi:10.1109/compsac.2007.13

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“…Using Design patterns [53,54,55,56,57]: In [54] Case Based Reasoning (CBR) and Formal Concept Analysis (FCA) based design pattern retrieval tools have been used to automatically extract suitable design patterns and thus reduce development efforts. CBR analyses problems mathematically and does not utilize knowledge from previously solved problems.…”

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“…In [55,56] the authors make use of decorator, observer and chain of responsibility design patterns in combination, to design a common framework for egovernance applications. An abstract class is defined for defining the basic functions of an e-governance system and concert classes are defined to describe the functionality which varies from application to application.…”

Section: Layered Software Approach [53]mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Survey of E-Governance Systems with focus on Development Approaches and Interface Quality

Rani

Chakraverty

2010

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There has been a significant growth of e-governance systems in general and online voting systems in particular. Various models have been proposed to conceptualise and develop these systems. Attention is currently on developing adaptive interfaces that respond intelligently to changes in user profiles. These models differ in many aspects, but no formal classification or comparative study is available as yet which may be used as a reference for researchers engaged in this area. This paper surveys the plethora of existing approaches and models for e-governance and presents a comparative evaluation based on certain qualitative parameters. These parameters have been selected based upon their criticality in e-governance applications. They include security, interoperability, authentication, flexibility, extensibility, privacy, adaptability, transparency, verifiability and robustness. The classification provides a common platform to glean knowledge about the strengths and weaknesses of different models, gain a quality-based comparative evaluation and build upon specific research directions.

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Section: Layered Software Approach [53]mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Layered Software Approach [53]mentioning

confidence: 99%