Traditional techniques of traceability detection and management are not equipped to handle evolution. This is a problem for the field of software architecture, where it is critical to keep synchronized an evolving conceptual architecture with its realization in an evolving code base. ArchTrace is a new tool that addresses this problem through a policy-based infrastructure for automatically updating traceability links every time an architecture or its code base evolves. ArchTrace is pluggable, allowing developers to choose a set of traceability management policies that best match their situational needs and working styles. We discuss ArchTrace, its conceptual basis, its implementation, and our evaluation of its strengths and weaknesses in a ...
Software changes are inevitable in the software development lifecycle. The scope and cost of such ch...
On the one hand, Model-based Systems and Software Engineering approaches ease the development of com...
In the area of Software Engineering, traceability is defined as the capability to track requirements...
Context: Development of large and complex software leads to a large number of interconnected artifac...
Traceability links can provide essential support for evolutionary development of software, beyond re...
Abstract: Traceability links enable the possibility to trace the evolution of a project from the ear...
Artefact management in a software development process is a difficult problem in software e...
Software traceability is a sought-after, yet often elusive qual-ity in software-intensive systems. R...
During their usage, software systems have to be changed constantly. If such changes are implemented ...
Traceability is the ability to describe and follow the life of a software artifact and a means for m...
Abstract—Traceability underlies many important software and systems engineering activities, such as ...
Traceability Management plays a key role in tracing the life of a requirement through all the specif...
Software evolution is inevitable. When a system evolves, there are certain relationships among softw...
Abstract: Traceability of various artifacts created during the development of software systems plays...
ABSTRACT Rigorously evaluating and comparing traceability link generation techniques is a challengin...
Software changes are inevitable in the software development lifecycle. The scope and cost of such ch...
On the one hand, Model-based Systems and Software Engineering approaches ease the development of com...
In the area of Software Engineering, traceability is defined as the capability to track requirements...
Context: Development of large and complex software leads to a large number of interconnected artifac...
Traceability links can provide essential support for evolutionary development of software, beyond re...
Abstract: Traceability links enable the possibility to trace the evolution of a project from the ear...
Artefact management in a software development process is a difficult problem in software e...
Software traceability is a sought-after, yet often elusive qual-ity in software-intensive systems. R...
During their usage, software systems have to be changed constantly. If such changes are implemented ...
Traceability is the ability to describe and follow the life of a software artifact and a means for m...
Abstract—Traceability underlies many important software and systems engineering activities, such as ...
Traceability Management plays a key role in tracing the life of a requirement through all the specif...
Software evolution is inevitable. When a system evolves, there are certain relationships among softw...
Abstract: Traceability of various artifacts created during the development of software systems plays...
ABSTRACT Rigorously evaluating and comparing traceability link generation techniques is a challengin...
Software changes are inevitable in the software development lifecycle. The scope and cost of such ch...
On the one hand, Model-based Systems and Software Engineering approaches ease the development of com...
In the area of Software Engineering, traceability is defined as the capability to track requirements...