AbstractThis paper discusses methodologies for the specification and analysis of performance related properties of components and assemblies of components, and outlines an original approach, called the CB-SPE, for component-based software performance engineering. The proposed approach relies on, and adapts to a CB framework, the concepts and steps of the SPE technology, and uses for modeling the standard RT-UML profile, reshaped according to the CB principles
The issues concerning the performance of commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) components have gained much...
In current real-time systems, performance metrics are one of the most challenging properties to spec...
AbstractThe consideration of non-functional properties in the component-oriented approach to softwar...
AbstractThis paper discusses methodologies for the specification and analysis of performance related...
Early and rigorous performance analysis of component-based systems is a crucial issue in software en...
To make predictive analysis an effective tool for component-based software development (CBSD), it sh...
When software products are assembled from pre-defined components, performance prediction should be b...
To facilitate the use of non-functional analysis results in the selection and assembly of components...
To facilitate the use of non-functional analysis results in the selection and assembly of components...
Developing reliable software is a complex, daunting, and error-prone task. Many researchers are inte...
Dynamic reconfiguration techniques appear promising to build component-based (C-B) systems for appli...
To facilitate the use of non-functional analysis results in the selection and assembly of components...
Performance predictions of component assemblies and the ability of obtaining system-level performanc...
One aim of component-based software engineering (CBSE) is to enable the prediction of extra-function...
Abstract: As more third-party software components are available in the commercial market, more peopl...
The issues concerning the performance of commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) components have gained much...
In current real-time systems, performance metrics are one of the most challenging properties to spec...
AbstractThe consideration of non-functional properties in the component-oriented approach to softwar...
AbstractThis paper discusses methodologies for the specification and analysis of performance related...
Early and rigorous performance analysis of component-based systems is a crucial issue in software en...
To make predictive analysis an effective tool for component-based software development (CBSD), it sh...
When software products are assembled from pre-defined components, performance prediction should be b...
To facilitate the use of non-functional analysis results in the selection and assembly of components...
To facilitate the use of non-functional analysis results in the selection and assembly of components...
Developing reliable software is a complex, daunting, and error-prone task. Many researchers are inte...
Dynamic reconfiguration techniques appear promising to build component-based (C-B) systems for appli...
To facilitate the use of non-functional analysis results in the selection and assembly of components...
Performance predictions of component assemblies and the ability of obtaining system-level performanc...
One aim of component-based software engineering (CBSE) is to enable the prediction of extra-function...
Abstract: As more third-party software components are available in the commercial market, more peopl...
The issues concerning the performance of commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) components have gained much...
In current real-time systems, performance metrics are one of the most challenging properties to spec...
AbstractThe consideration of non-functional properties in the component-oriented approach to softwar...