Reusing a distributed object domain framework

Chan, S.M.; Lammers, T.L.

doi:10.1109/icsr.1998.685746

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“…Tracz [34] proposes the inclusion of a lexicon (meaning of terms), ontology (set of elements to describe a domain), taxonomy of elements, relationships, products, actions and events. Others focus on specific domain level artifacts and associated information for reuse, including processes (specifications, sequence and structure), data (attributes, relationships and structure), and entities (events, agents, and objects) [35][36][37].…”

Section: Domain Modelingmentioning

confidence: 99%

A knowledge-based framework for extracting components in agile systems development

Sugumaran

Tanniru

2007

Inf Technol Manage

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Considerable strides have been made in the use of components in software development. Many proprietary enterprise resource planning (ERP) software environments use modular components to develop and customize ''best practices'' to meet a specific organizational need. In agile application development, many developers and users are asked to design systems in a short period of time. These applications may use components that are embedded in software repositories. The challenge then is how to select the right software components (data and procedures) to meet an application requirement. Although experienced developers may select and customize components to meet the needs of an application, such expertise may not be available to other applications. This paper presents a knowledge-based framework to select and customize software components and demonstrates its value in deriving quality specifications, even when the developers are relatively inexperienced.

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Section: Domain Modelingmentioning

confidence: 99%