Quantitative resource-oriented analysis of Java (Adaptable) applications

Mancinelli, Fabio; Inverardi, Paola

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“…CHAMELEON is a framework [1][2][3][4]17] for to develop and deploy adaptable Java applications. The CHAMELEON framework architecture is shown in Figure 1.…”

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“…The latter is a model that permits developers to attach non-functional information at generic code level, and users to specify the required Service Level Specification (SLS), i.e., Qualities of Service (QoS). For a detailed description of the resource and SLS models please refer to [3,4,17] Chameleon Server-side. Still referring to Figure 1, the Abstract Resource Analyzer (ARA -see [4,17] for details) is an interpreter that, abstracting a standard JVM, is able to analyse the application alternatives (3), and derive their Offered SLSs (5.a) and Resource Demands (5.b).…”

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“…For a detailed description of the resource and SLS models please refer to [3,4,17] Chameleon Server-side. Still referring to Figure 1, the Abstract Resource Analyzer (ARA -see [4,17] for details) is an interpreter that, abstracting a standard JVM, is able to analyse the application alternatives (3), and derive their Offered SLSs (5.a) and Resource Demands (5.b). ARA is parametric with respect to the characteristics of the execution environment as described through the Resource Consumption Profile sent by the device (4.a).…”

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“…They are part of CHAMELEON, a framework that provides both an integrated development environment and a proper context-aware run-time support to adaptable Java applications for limited devices [1][2][3][4]17]. As it will be clear later, the declarative and generative nature of the programming model spares developers the writing of the adaptation logic by using conditionals to explicitly and a priori treat contextual situations, and all the possible associations with behavioural variations.…”

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A programming model for adaptable Java applications

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Adaptable applications are becoming the main drivers of the pervasive computing paradigm. The development and the context-aware execution of such applications on mobile devices, often characterized by their heterogeneity and limitedness, is a big challenge and it is far to be solved. The main difficulty is to provide (i) an easy-touse and powerful programming technique for developers to actually code adaptable applications, and (ii) a context-aware run-time support to properly handle contextual situations. This paper presents a programming model that provides developers with a set of agile and user-friendly extensions to Java for easily specifying generic code in a flexible and declarative way. The generic code specifies both the invariant semantics and the degree of variability of the application. Variability is expressed in terms of adaptable classes that declare adaptable methods, and alternative classes that define them. Then, an ad-hoc preprocessor resolves variability by generating standard Java methods within standard Java classes that, opportunely combined with the core code, make-up different application alternatives, i.e., standard Java applications that represent different ways of implementing an adaptable application specification. The programming model and the generic code preprocessor have been fully implemented in and for Java as Eclipse plugins. They are part of CHAMELEON, a framework that provides both an integrated development environment and a proper context-aware run-time support to adaptable Java applications for limited devices.

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“…CHAMELEON is a framework [1][2][3][4]17] for to develop and deploy adaptable Java applications. The CHAMELEON framework architecture is shown in Figure 1.…”

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confidence: 99%

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“…The approach enables the correct adaptation of the generic code w.r.t. a given execution context [19,29], and offered and requested SLSs. The framework (fully implemented in Java) is composed of the following 4 components:…”

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Abstract. We analyze the main motivations that lead to the present need for supporting continuous software evolution, and discuss some of the reasons for change requirements. Achieving software that is both dynamically evolvable and dependable is our long-term research goal. We do not attempt here to propose a unified solution to dissolve the apparent oximoron, i.e. to reconcile these apparently conflicting goals. Rather, we enlighten different facets of the problem by distilling our experience through three research experience reports that act as case studies. We discuss the lessons learned from the state of the art and practice exemplified by our approaches and outline the directions of possible future research.

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Quantitative resource-oriented analysis of Java (Adaptable) applications

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A programming model for adaptable Java applications

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