Microcomponent-based component controllers: a foundation for component aspects

Mencl, Vladimir; Bureš, Tomáš

doi:10.1109/apsec.2005.78

Cited by 18 publications

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“…Applying a component-oriented approach to the non-functional aspects allows them to feature structure, hierarchy and encapsulation. The same method has been followed or advocated in [26,32,36,37].…”

Section: A Refinement Of Fractal For Non-functional Adaptivitymentioning

confidence: 89%

GCM: a grid extension to Fractal for autonomous distributed components

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This article presents an extension of the Fractal component model targeted at programming applications to be run on computing grids: the Grid Component Model (GCM). First, to address the problem of deployment of components on the Grid, deployment strategies have been de ned. Then, as Grid applications often result from the composition of a lot of parallel (sometimes identical) components, composition mechanisms to support collective communications on a set of components are introduced. Finally, because of the constantly evolving environment and requirements for Grid applications, the GCM de nes a set of features intended to support component autonomicity. All these aspects are developed in this paper with the challenging objective to ease the programming of Grid applications, while allowing GCM components to also be the unit of deployment and management

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Section: A Refinement Of Fractal For Non-functional Adaptivitymentioning

confidence: 89%

GCM: a grid extension to Fractal for autonomous distributed components

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“…Having a component-oriented approach for the non-functional aspects also allows them to benefit from the structure, hierarchy and encapsulation provided by a component-oriented approach. This has already been adopted or advocated in [35,30,21].…”

Section: Gcm Component Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…And as client NF interfaces were not supported, composition of NF aspects was impossible. Several solutions have been proposed to overcome such limitations [30,36]. Among them, the most conservative w.r.t.…”

Section: Componentizing Membranes In Fractalmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Component Platform for Experimenting with Autonomic Composition

Baude¹,

Henrio²,

Naoumenko³

2007

Proceedings of the 1st International ICST Conference on Autonomic Computing and Communication Systems

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In this paper, we propose a component-oriented framework that can support autonomic computing and in particular bio-inspired approaches. Starting from the Grid Component Model, a component model targeting at Grid computing and already featuring some autonomicity, we show how such a model can be used in a general autonomic computing context. Indeed the model provides hierarchical structure and reconfiguration for both functional and non-functional levels. This should ease the development of self-* and in particular, self-evolving applications. With our approach, even the autonomic strategies themselves can evolve. We consider this model and its implementation as powerful tools for easily experimenting autonomic behaviours.

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“…[32], like AOKell, is a proposal for extending the membrane of the Fractal components. The authors introduce the term microcomponent to designate a component that implements a control functionality.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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A Component Model Engineered with Components and Aspects

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Duchien

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Component-Based Software Engineering

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Abstract. This paper presents AOKell, a framework for engineering component-based systems. This framework implements the Fractal model, a hierarchical and dynamic component model. The novelty of this paper lies in the presentation of AOKell, an implementation of the Fractal model with aspects. Two dimensions can be isolated with Fractal: the functional dimension, which is concerned with the definition of application components, and the control dimension, which is concerned with the technical services (e.g. lifecycle, binding, persistence, etc.) that manage components. The originality of AOKell is, first, to provide an aspect-oriented approach to integrate these two dimensions, and second, to apply a component-based approach for engineering the control dimension. Hence, AOKell is a reflective component framework where application components are managed by other, so-called, control components and where aspects glue together application components and control components.

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Microcomponent-based component controllers: a foundation for component aspects

Cited by 18 publications

References 5 publications

GCM: a grid extension to Fractal for autonomous distributed components

GCM: a grid extension to Fractal for autonomous distributed components

A Component Platform for Experimenting with Autonomic Composition

A Component Model Engineered with Components and Aspects

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