Invasive Software Composition

Aßmann, Uwe

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-05082-8

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“…An initial version of the language has been designed and implemented 1 and experiments in various cases are in progress. We welcome feedback from the software composition community.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…On the left-hand side of the scale are static, invasive, techniques as proposed by Assmann [1] that view the component as a white box and use meta-programming to adapt components to the composition framework. Invasive composition tools are static meta-programs that analyse and modify specific components before compilation time such that they are connected and can be integrated into a new software system.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Language Design for Meta-programming in the Software Composition Domain

Klint

Vinju

Storm

2009

Software Composition

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“…An initial version of the language has been designed and implemented 1 and experiments in various cases are in progress. We welcome feedback from the software composition community.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Language Design for Meta-programming in the Software Composition Domain

Klint

Vinju

Storm

2009

Software Composition

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“…Traditional software composition focused on defining languages, techniques, and models for building systems out of reusable software components [4]. As software components evolved into services [7,8], the notion of composition remained as one of the core principles of service-oriented computing [9].…”

Section: Restful Service Compositionmentioning

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Composing RESTful Services with JOpera

Pautasso

2009

Software Composition

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Abstract. The REST architectural style is emerging as an alternative technology platform for the realization of service-oriented architectures. In this paper, we apply the notion of composition to RESTful services and derive a set of language features that are required by composition languages for RESTful services: dynamic late binding, dynamic typing, content-type negotiation, state inspection, and compliance with the uniform interface principle. To show how such requirements can be satisfied by an existing composition language, we include a case-study using the JOpera visual composition language. In it, we present how to build a composite application (DoodleMap) out of some well-known, public and currently existing RESTful service APIs.

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“…Explicit separation of software component interfaces into composition interfaces and functional interfaces is introduced in [9].…”

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“…This is common for all software systems using aspect and components, and extensive research has being done in identifying and defining good composition rules for the components and aspects [18,19,9].…”

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Towards Aspectual Component-Based Development of Real-Time Systems

Tešanović

Nyström

Hansson

et al. 2004

Real-Time and Embedded Computing Systems and Applications

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Abstract. Increasing complexity of real-time systems, and demands for enabling their configurability and tailorability are strong motivations for applying new software engineering principles, such as aspect-oriented and component-based development. In this paper we introduce a novel concept of aspectual componentbased real-time system development. The concept is based on a design method that assumes decomposition of real-time systems into components and aspects, and provides a real-time component model that supports the notion of time and temporal constraints, space and resource management constraints, and composability. We anticipate that the successful applications of the proposed concept should have a positive impact on real-time system development in enabling efficient configuration of real-time systems, improved reusability and flexibility of real-time software, and modularization of crosscutting concerns. We provide arguments for this assumption by presenting an application of the proposed concept on the design and development of a configurable embedded real-time database, called COMET. Furthermore, using the COMET system as an example, we introduce a novel way of handling concurrency in a real-time database system, where concurrency is modeled as an aspect crosscutting the system.

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Invasive Software Composition

Cited by 104 publications

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Language Design for Meta-programming in the Software Composition Domain

Language Design for Meta-programming in the Software Composition Domain

Composing RESTful Services with JOpera

Towards Aspectual Component-Based Development of Real-Time Systems

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