Mechanisms and policies for federated PSEEs: Basic concepts and open issues

Basile, Cataldo; Calanna, S.; Nitto, Elisabetta Di; Fuggetta, Alfonso; Gemo, Monica

doi:10.1007/bfb0017734

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“…The research reported in [31] provides a brief introduction to the goals and motivations of federated PSEEs. It also makes a list of open issues of the technology.…”

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An Analytical Review of Process-Centered Software Engineering Environments

Matinnejad

Ramsin

2012

2012 IEEE 19th International Conference and Workshops on Engineering of Computer-Based Systems

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Abstract-Process-centeredSoftware Engineering Environments, or PSEEs, are intended for the definition, modification, and enactment of software process models; they thus bring software development processes into effect. Even though research efforts in process-centered software engineering abound, PSEE technology has not received the attention that it deserves. In order to create a concise but effective and practically applicable evaluation framework for PSEEs, this paper first presents a survey of PSEEs and highlights the current state of the art of the technology. The PSEEs which have been reviewed herein have been regarded as software systems, and as such, have been characterized in terms of their requirements. After providing a conceptual critique of the scope and nature of conventional PSEEs, a detailed criteria-based evaluation of a select set of several recent PSEEs has been conducted. The evaluation criteria have been derived from PSEE requirements and the results of the critique, and have then been refined and evolved into the final criterion set.

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“…The research reported in [31] provides a brief introduction to the goals and motivations of federated PSEEs. It also makes a list of open issues of the technology.…”

Section: State Of the Artmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Analytical Review of Process-Centered Software Engineering Environments

Matinnejad

Ramsin

2012

2012 IEEE 19th International Conference and Workshops on Engineering of Computer-Based Systems

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“…In [1], Basile et al take Oz as a starting point to provide federated PSEEs, and allows several inter-organisation policies to be implemented and combined. A set of basic operations is used to specify any inter-organisational policy (e.g., one operation for searching the physical location of a site, one operation for requesting execution of one service on another site etc.…”

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“…The first three papers presented in this section (Tiako [13], Ben-shaul [2], and Basile et al [1]) discuss how to support federation of PSEE. Our paper does not discuss federation in particular, but touches issues such as local autonomy and distribution of process fragments.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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“…A running process model (instantiated model) can in this analogy be viewed as a running program. Traditional programs can only execute on the same machine and cannot be changed at runtime 1 . However, if the program is a mobile software agent, it is possible for the program to move between different machines and to change its properties during its lifetime.…”

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Support for mobile software processes in CAGIS

Wang

2000

Software Process Technology

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Abstract. This paper describes a prototype for supporting distributed, mobile software processes. The prototype allows instantiated process models to be distributed in different workspaces, and have mechanisms to allow parts of the process to be moved from one workspace to another. The paper outlines the main concepts, a process modelling language and tools to support distributed, mobile processes. Further, we discuss problems and possible solutions for our prototype, and some experiments are also outlined. This work has been carried out as a part of a project called CAGIS, described in the introduction of the paper.

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“…In the past, related works on this type of collaboration have either been model processes (Basile et al, 1996;Ben-Shaul and Kaiser, 1998), or delegation (Bauer and Dadam, 1997;Robinson and Volkov, 1998). The framework of the GSD proposed here combines both approaches, with a corresponding level of abstraction to take into account exceptions which may occur among PSEEs during the joint software development.…”

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Process modelling, delegation and control in global software development

Tiako

2011

IJCAT

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Owing to globalisation, it became necessary for software companies to take advantage of computing skills distributed worldwide. One of the resulting problems is the difficulty to model tasks to be assigned remotely. We know how to explicitly define tasks and working methods using process technologies; thus, processes and their artefacts become important factors to be considered. This paper proposes a new approach of process modelling for its remote performance. The main advantage of this approach is to maintain collaboration among autonomous Process-centred Software Engineering Environments (PSEEs) during process performance. An implementation and discussion are proposed to validate the work.

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Mechanisms and policies for federated PSEEs: Basic concepts and open issues

Cited by 8 publications

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An Analytical Review of Process-Centered Software Engineering Environments

An Analytical Review of Process-Centered Software Engineering Environments

Support for mobile software processes in CAGIS

Process modelling, delegation and control in global software development

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