A Java component model for evolving software systems
M.C.Jr. da Silva, Paulo Asterio de C. Guerra, Cecília M. F. Rubira
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M.C.Jr. da Silva, Paulo Asterio de C. Guerra, Cecília M. F. Rubira
Abstract
This paper presents a component model for designing and implementing flexible software components in Java. Our model defines a mapping of how the fundamental concepts of component-based development (CBD) should be implemented using the object-oriented (OO) constructs, available in the Java programming language. The benefit of this mapping is to shorten the distance between component-based software architecture and its implementation, enhancing the reusability, adaptability and maintainability of component-based software systems.
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This paper presents a component model for designing and implementing flexible software components in Java. Our model defines a mapping of how the fundamental concepts of component-based development (CBD) should be implemented using the object-oriented (OO) constructs, available in the Java programming language. The benefit of this mapping is to shorten the distance between component-based software architecture and its implementation, enhancing the reusability, adaptability and maintainability of component-based software systems.
Key concepts: Computer science, Java, Component-based software engineering, Reusability, Component (thermodynamics), Software engineering, Maintainability, Object-oriented programming