We present a unifying conceptual framework for components, component interfaces,contracts and composition of components by focusing on the collection of properties or qualities that they must share. A specific property, such as signature, functionality behaviour or timing is an aspect. Each aspect may be specified in a formal languageconvenient for its purpose and, in principle, unrelated to languages for other aspects.Each aspect forms its own semantic domain, although a semantic domain may be parameterized by values derived from other aspects. The proposed conceptual framework is introduced by small examples, using UML as concrete syntax for various aspects, and is illustrated by one larger case study based on an industrial prototype of a...
For defining a set of unambiguous and language-independent metrics and other relevant concepts, the ...
AbstractThis paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expresse...
Abstract. The lack of a component concept for the UML is widely ac-knowledged. Contracts between com...
This paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expressed in the...
AbstractThis paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expresse...
This paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expressed in the...
A software component has a contract that specifies its properties and thus define conditions for its...
This paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expressed in the...
This paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expressed in the...
Motivated by our earlier work on the IWIM model and the Manifold language, in this paper, we ...
In an effort to manage increasing complexity and to maximise the reuse of code, the software enginee...
This paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expressed in the...
Abstract — We present a tool for composition of component specifications. The tool uses UML diagrams...
The move to component-based development (CBD) is driven by a number of important requirements with r...
The move to component-based development (CBD) is driven by a number of important requirements with r...
For defining a set of unambiguous and language-independent metrics and other relevant concepts, the ...
AbstractThis paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expresse...
Abstract. The lack of a component concept for the UML is widely ac-knowledged. Contracts between com...
This paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expressed in the...
AbstractThis paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expresse...
This paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expressed in the...
A software component has a contract that specifies its properties and thus define conditions for its...
This paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expressed in the...
This paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expressed in the...
Motivated by our earlier work on the IWIM model and the Manifold language, in this paper, we ...
In an effort to manage increasing complexity and to maximise the reuse of code, the software enginee...
This paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expressed in the...
Abstract — We present a tool for composition of component specifications. The tool uses UML diagrams...
The move to component-based development (CBD) is driven by a number of important requirements with r...
The move to component-based development (CBD) is driven by a number of important requirements with r...
For defining a set of unambiguous and language-independent metrics and other relevant concepts, the ...
AbstractThis paper introduces a generic semantic framework for component-based development, expresse...
Abstract. The lack of a component concept for the UML is widely ac-knowledged. Contracts between com...