Paper Info
Title
Composition and interfaces within software architecture
Abstract
The Software Architecture community has developed a common vocabulary for describing software components and their interconnections. However, the structure of ports and roles have been too simplistic for capturing even simple examples. This paper explores the part that composition and inheritance play in defining interfaces using ports and roles. We discuss these concepts within the context of the JavaBeans component model and show how to capture the complexity inherent in the interfaces of components and connectors.
Year
Venue
Keywords
1998
CASCON
software component,software architecture community,inheritance play,defining interface,simple example,common vocabulary,software architecture,javabeans component model,component model
Field
DocType
Citations 
Darwin (ADL),Software engineering,Software architecture description,Computer science,Real-time computing,Component-based software engineering,Software architecture,Resource-oriented architecture,Reference architecture,Software construction,Software framework
Conference
0
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.34
4
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Helgo M. Ohlenbusch100.68
George T. Heineman247665.84