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Component frameworks-a case study

Herbert Praehofer, Johannes Sametinger, Alois Stritzinger

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The paper reports on an effort to use both the system theoretic DEVS (discrete event simulation) formalism and the JavaBeans component model as a basis for a component based discrete event simulation framework. The result of the synergism of DEVS and JavaBeans is a powerful component based simulation framework together with a set of flexible bean components for building simulation systems. Component frameworks are dedicated and focused architectures with a set of policies for mechanisms at the component level. We describe the component framework we have developed for discrete event simulations. Simulation components are based on this framework and can be composed for the creation of various simulation scenarios.

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Key concepts: DEVS, Component (thermodynamics), Discrete event simulation, JavaBeans, Computer science, Formalism (music), Distributed computing, Event (particle physics)