Towards a Contract Aware CORBA Component Container
Egon Teiniker, R. Lechner, Gernot Schmoelzer, Christian Kreiner, Z. Kovács, R. Weiß
Abstract
Egon Teiniker, R. Lechner, Gernot Schmoelzer, Christian Kreiner, Z. Kovács, R. Weiß
Abstract
Component based software engineering (CBSE) suggests the idea of applications as assemblies of prefabricated components. Practical experiences with the CORBA component model (CCM), which is a multi-language and multi-platform component architecture, have shown that pure syntax declarations are inadequate for describing trustworthy software components, in particular for reuse. In this paper we present a contract extension to the CCM metamodel, a contract aware CCM container that improves the trustworthiness of CORBA components and experimental results that explore the runtime impacts of contract verification.
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Component based software engineering (CBSE) suggests the idea of applications as assemblies of prefabricated components. Practical experiences with the CORBA component model (CCM), which is a multi-language and multi-platform component architecture, have shown that pure syntax declarations are inadequate for describing trustworthy software components, in particular for reuse. In this paper we present a contract extension to the CCM metamodel, a contract aware CCM container that improves the trustworthiness of CORBA components and experimental results that explore the runtime impacts of contract verification.
Key concepts: Common Object Request Broker Architecture, Computer science, Component (thermodynamics), Container (type theory), Design by contract, Component-based software engineering, Software engineering, Reuse