Specifying distributed software architectures

Magee, Jeff; Dulay, Naranker; Eisenbach, Susan; Kramer, Jeff

doi:10.1007/3-540-60406-5_12

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“…The late 90s and early 2000s saw the emergence of a major research theme around ADLs (Architecture Description Languages). We can quote generic languages such as Rapide [19], [20], Darwin [21] and Wright [22], and specialized languages such as AADLs for avionic industry [23] and MetaH for embedded systems [24].…”

Section: Describing a Single Architectural Instancementioning

confidence: 99%

XML-Based Approach for Evolving Web Service Architectures Description

Guennoun¹,

Wahbi²

2014

LNSE

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Abstract-Current applications have characteristics related to the variability of both execution context (available resources) and user requirements (functional goals). Adaptability of software applications is precisely their ability to evolve in order to react,in the most possible optimal way, to these two types of variation. Designing and implementing such adaptation policy requires, first, be able to describe the current state of the application. This can match, according to the considered approach, the description of the application from the behavioral perspective or its description by considering the architectural point of view. This paper considers the second option targeting the Web Service technology. It introduces a sub language of the XML meta-language whose purpose is to provide a highlyexpressive description of software architectures. The use of XML allowshaving homogeneous description with respect to the description of elementary entities (i.e. Web Services) using another XML sub language, WSDL.

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Section: Describing a Single Architectural Instancementioning

confidence: 99%

XML-Based Approach for Evolving Web Service Architectures Description

Guennoun¹,

Wahbi²

2014

LNSE

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“…Once again there is some research foundation [MDE95], but little consensus on how to describe distribution issues. Again, it should be demonstrated which benefits are to be gained by using homogeneous architecture descriptions.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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Integration of Heterogenous Software Architectures — An Experience Report

Gruhn

Wellen

1999

Software Architecture

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Abstract:In this article we describe our experience with a software migration project in a telecommunication company. We started from a set of heterogeneous software systems (described by rather different types of software architectures) and we defined a migration path towards an integrated software architecture. On this path several intermediate versions of the software architecture were implemented. We discuss the purpose of these intermediate versions and the problems encountered in the migration path.

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“…Darwin [10] is a language for constructing distributed programs from hierarchically structured specifications of a set of component instances and their interconnections. Components are viewed in terms of both the services they provide to components and the services they require to interact with others.…”

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A Framework for Component-Oriented Tool Integration

Sattler

1998

Oois’97

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Tool environments supporting the development of complex products need to be open and flexible. These requirements cannot be fulfilled in an adequate way by predefined coordination structures and interfaces. This paper presents a framework for control integration in open tool environments. The approach is based on a component model which supports the description of tool interconnections in an abstract implementation-independent manner.

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Specifying distributed software architectures

Cited by 491 publications

References 18 publications

XML-Based Approach for Evolving Web Service Architectures Description

XML-Based Approach for Evolving Web Service Architectures Description

Integration of Heterogenous Software Architectures — An Experience Report

A Framework for Component-Oriented Tool Integration

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