Transformation between JavaBeans and SaveComp software component models
Juraj Feljan
Abstract
Juraj Feljan
Abstract
Component-based software engineering (CBSE) is an approach where systems are built from preexisting software components. To ensure interoperability between components, component specifications conform to a particular component model. Many component models exist and there is often a need for transformation between two different component models. In this thesis the basic concepts of CBSE are described. Two component models are presented - JavaBeans and SaveCCM. A transformation between them is discussed and implemented.
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Component-based software engineering (CBSE) is an approach where systems are built from preexisting software components. To ensure interoperability between components, component specifications conform to a particular component model. Many component models exist and there is often a need for transformation between two different component models. In this thesis the basic concepts of CBSE are described. Two component models are presented - JavaBeans and SaveCCM. A transformation between them is discussed and implemented.
Key concepts: Component (thermodynamics), JavaBeans, Common Component Architecture, Component-based software engineering, Computer science, Transformation (genetics), Software engineering, Interoperability