Reuse by Placement: A Paradigm for Cross-Domain Software Reuse with High Level of Granularity

Xu, Yingxiao; Ramanathan, Jay; Ramnath, Rajiv; Singh, Nisheet; Deshpande, Shubhanan V.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-21347-2_6

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“…The most important challenge is technical compatibility with the system in which the components are integrated or reused. Technical compatibility is influenced by the level of reuse [15]: at a low level (reuse of design patterns), at a medium level (software reuse) or at a high level (when product line techniques are used to identify reusable components). It is also influenced by the architectural stability and evolution of the software.…”

Section: Domain Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

An Ecological View on Software Reuse

Radu¹

2018

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The increase of consumption is an important motivation for the reuse of either physical or virtual products. As the software market has risen, software reuse has become a practice with favourable effects for software development companies and their clients. The most important benefits are increased productivity, reduced costs, better and easier maintenance, decreased development lead times and the improved quality of software products. Successful reuse depends on several technical and non-technical factors. The ecological impact of software is an important non-technical factor of software reuse that needs to be analysed in the context of the rapid evolution of optimization techniques. The main goal of this study is to identify ecological perspectives on software reuse. These will complete the framework of software reuse together with other technical factors, such as compatibility, and non-technical factors, such as economic and ethical implications.

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Section: Domain Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

An Ecological View on Software Reuse

Radu¹

2018

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“…In order to develop a software module effectively, there should also be concern towards non-technical aspects of the software development and it's re-use such as organizational structure, code reuse, measurement of product lines and also the economic prospects based upon reliability factor [9]. This development means that the module should be free from coupling through parameter passing.…”

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Novel Framework for Software Designing to Create Reliable and Re-Usable Components

Saini¹,

Dubey²,

Bharti³

2020

IJCDS

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“…Component reuse is actually one of the techniques that more clearly contribute to such a development by providing efficient mechanisms to create quality software [1][2][3][4][5][6]. Reuse increases software reliability (because it uses tested software components), development productivity and implies a clear cost reduction [6][7][8]. Since the recent increasing of the volume and complexity of software products, reuse has been a field taken into great consideration, being a fundamental stage in design and quality models as CMMI (Capability Maturity Model Integration) [9].…”

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Intelligent business processes composition based on multi-agent systems

Coria

Castellanos-Garzón

Corchado

2014

Expert Systems with Applications

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This paper proposes a novel model for automatic construction of business processes called IPCASCI (Intelligent business Processes Composition based on multi-Agent systems, Semantics and Cloud Integration). The software development industry requires agile construction of new products able to adapt to the emerging needs of a changing market. In this context, we present a method of software component reuse as a model (or methodology), which facilitates the semi-automatic reuse of web services on a cloud computing environment, leading to business process composition. The proposal is based on web service technology, including: (i) Automatic discovery of web services; (ii) Semantics description of web services; (iii) Automatic composition of existing web services to generate new ones; (iv) Automatic invocation of web services. As a result of this proposal, we have presented its implementation (as a tool) on a real case study. The evaluation of the case study and its results are proof of the reliability of IPCASCI.

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Reuse by Placement: A Paradigm for Cross-Domain Software Reuse with High Level of Granularity

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

An Ecological View on Software Reuse

An Ecological View on Software Reuse

Novel Framework for Software Designing to Create Reliable and Re-Usable Components

Intelligent business processes composition based on multi-agent systems

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