Certifying software component attributes

Bøegh, Jørgen

doi:10.1109/ms.2006.69

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“…It is worth mentioning above all the works Behr [2][3][4][5]. Semenoff [6,7] Reed [8], Hoskins [9], Kiekeben [10], Green [11,12], Howard [13,14] and Bǿegh [15]. Since then, in many European countries (including Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands, Spain, France, Germany and Great Britain), intensive work has been underway to develop and improve these techniques.…”

Section: Trends Concepts and Methods In Ecological Printmakingmentioning

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The ecological techniques and materials in artistic graphic art

Winczek

2018

E3S Web Conf.

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Abstract. In the paper, against the background of art and ecology associations, formerly and today, modern ecological techniques and materials used in artistic printmaking have been presented. The considerations were related to the culture of past centuries and searching for the threads of ecological thought in philosophy, religion or art. The development of ecological thinking in European art is traced from the Middle Ages to modern times. The trends, concepts and methods of environmental graphics are characterized in the context of development and research of these methods in the world and in Poland. The basic techniques of ecological intaglio (etching, soft varnish, aquatint, chipping, photopolymer techniques and electrolytic etching) are discussed. Alternative materials and procedures were proposed based on literature and authors' own research. The advantages and benefits of using these techniques in ecological and workshop aspects were analyzed.

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Section: Trends Concepts and Methods In Ecological Printmakingmentioning

confidence: 99%

The ecological techniques and materials in artistic graphic art

Winczek

2018

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Most of the component selection proposals assume an "ideal" situation where the components are suitably arranged, documented and residing in a common place. However, this is far from reality [9] [49]. Therefore, the practical adoption of academic research on OSS is hindered by industry: 1) not seeing its own practices identified in the research literature, and 2) not seeing convincing evidence about the effectiveness of these results in real software development [31].…”

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“…Nowadays, the approach of building large software systems by reusing pre-made software components 1 is considered the standard way of developing software systems [9]. The main motivation is that systematic software reuse is like "avoiding to re-invent the wheel".…”

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“…In this context there are two crucial activities that play a central role in the success of the overall CBSD in the industry, namely selection of components and the knowledge management strategies around the reused components [9][39] [40] . Although there has been a great body of research on component selection, evidence shows that there is a limited knowledge about current industrial OSS selection practices.…”

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Developing Software with Open Source Software Components

Ayala

Franch

Conradi

et al. 2013

Finding Source Code on the Web for Remix and Reuse

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The success of Component-Based Software Development is based on the ability of an implementer team to select, assemble and integrate third-party and other components with own application software, in order to create a software system that satisfies (most of) the customer/clientŠs stated needs in an economic and flexible way. Nowadays, the reuse of Open Source Software (OSS) components available from the Internet is playing a strategic role in the industry. This chapter aims at providing empirical evidence on current industrial OSS selection practices based on semi-structured interviews performed in 17 European organizations. In particular, the study tackles the following activities: 1) initial identification of available OSS components, 2) closer evaluation of the identified components, 3) conclusive decision-making of the chosen ones, and 4) updating of OSS-relevant experience and knowledge for the actual company. For simplicity we have omitted system-wide integration and testing activities. The results of this study ought to be valuable not just for researchers, as a sobering basis in their quest for practical selection methods; but also for practitioners that regularly drive OSS selection processes with potential to learn from other colleagues' work.

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“…This distinction is inspired by the CLAR-IFI project [31]. The domain of a numeric metric is a subset of real numbers (integers, percent values...).…”

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A Component Selection Framework for COTS Libraries

George

Fleurquin

Sadou

2008

Component-Based Software Engineering

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Abstract. Component-based software engineering proposes building complex applications from COTS (Commercial Off-The-Shelf) organized into component markets. Therefore, the main development effort is required in selection of the components that fit the specific needs of an application. In this article, we propose a mechanism allowing the automatic selection of a component among a set of candidate COTS, according to functional and non-functional properties. This mechanism has been validated on an example using the ComponentSource component market.

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Certifying software component attributes

Cited by 18 publications

References 5 publications

The ecological techniques and materials in artistic graphic art

The ecological techniques and materials in artistic graphic art

Developing Software with Open Source Software Components

A Component Selection Framework for COTS Libraries

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