Issues and Techniques of CASE Integration With Configuration Management

Wallnau, Kurt

doi:10.21236/ada253323

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“…Workspaces can be separated physically from the versioned database [Rochkind 1975], or be realized as updatable database views (virtual workspaces, e.g., virtual file systems [Leblang 1994;Fowler et al 1994]). Current SCM systems focus on integration of file-based tools and offer poor support for integrating tools operating on databases (e.g., CASE tools [Wallnau 1992]). The problem of integrating heterogeneous database systems without sacrificing their autonomy is addressed by federated database systems [Sheth and Larson 1990] and data warehouses [Hammer et al 1995].…”

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Version models for software configuration management

1998

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After more than 20 years of research and practice in software configuration management (SCM), constructing consistent configurations of versioned software products still remains a challenge. This article focuses on the version models underlying both commercial systems and research prototypes. It provides an overview and classification of different versioning paradigms and defines and relates fundamental concepts such as revisions, variants, configurations, and changes. In particular, we focus on intensional versioning, that is, construction of versions based on configuration rules. Finally, we provide an overview of systems that have had significant impact on the development of the SCM discipline and classify them according to a detailed taxonomy.

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Version models for software configuration management

1998

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“…This separation of the Process Controller into environment services and process enactment layers reflects work carried at the SEI [2], [ 16] and with the Navy Next Generation Computer Resources (NGCR) Project Support Environment Working Group (PSEWG) [ 13]. Figure 7 (derived from [16]) identifies the process enactment and environment services layers of our Process Controller, and places them in context with framework services.…”

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“…Figure 7 (derived from [16]) identifies the process enactment and environment services layers of our Process Controller, and places them in context with framework services. While the environment services defined in our environment are not complete when compared with ~ 'rocess Enactment Environment Services ~ J Figure 7.…”

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A case study in use of framework technology as the basis for a software engineering environment

Brown

Carney

Christie

et al. 1994

Journal of Systems Integration

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Abstract. In order to investigate the capabilities of various types of integration infrastructure, the CASE Environments project at the Software Engineering Institute has conducted a series of studies integrating a variety of tools using "framework" technologies. This paper discusses one of these studies, in which a Software Engineering Environment was first modeled using a number of process notations and then constructed using control-and data-oriented frameworks. Public domain, commercial, and custom tools were integrated in support of the defined process scenario.

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“…Is it necessary to make fundamental change to the implementation of CASE and CM tools that obviously is not welcome by most vendors? Wallnau try to address key issues of integration of CASE and CM from a third-party integrator's perspective in [32].…”

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Software configuration management tools

Chan

Hung

Proceedings Eighth IEEE International Workshop on Software Technology and Engineering Practice Incorporating Computer Aided Sof

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Soflare Configuration management is concerned with the identijkation, organizing, and controlling the configuration of and changes to a system under parallel development environment. It should encompass all system components. However, most existing soflare configuration management tools have emphasized too much on version control of source Jiles and have neglected some of the other vital functionality. In this paper, recommendations are made to the desirable features that should be incorporated in future tools to make them truly effective in the sofhvare development process.

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Issues and Techniques of CASE Integration With Configuration Management

Cited by 5 publications

References 26 publications

Version models for software configuration management

Version models for software configuration management

A case study in use of framework technology as the basis for a software engineering environment

Software configuration management tools

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