Paper Info
Title
KevoreeJS: Enabling Dynamic Software Reconfigurations in the Browser.
Abstract
The architecture of classic productivity software are moving from a traditional desktop-based software to a client server architecture hosted in the Cloud. In this context, web browsers behave as application containers that allow users to access a variety of Cloud-based applications and services, such as IDEs, Word processors, Music Collection Managers, etc. As a result, a significant part of these software run in the browser and accesses remote services. A lesson learned from development framework used in distributed applications is the success of pluggable architecture pattern as a core architecture concept, i.e., a Software Architecture that promotes the use of Pluggable Module to dynamically plug. Following this trend, this paper discusses the main challenges to create a component-based platform supporting the development of dynamically adaptable single web page applications. This paper also presents an approach called KevoreeJS based on models@runtime to control browser as component platform which address some of these challenges. We validate this work by presenting the design of a dashboard for sensor based system and highlighting the capacity of KevoreeJS to dynamically choose the placement of code on the server or client side and how KevoreeJS can be used to dynamically install or remove running components.
Year
Venue
Field
2016
CBSE
Space-based architecture,Applications architecture,Software engineering,Computer science,Software architecture description,Multilayered architecture,Resource-oriented architecture,Software architecture,Reference architecture,Operating system,Software framework
DocType
Citations 
PageRank 
Conference
0
0.34
References 
Authors
7
9
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Maxime Tricoire180.85
Olivier Barais272461.99
Manuel Leduc300.34
François Fouquet411715.16
Gerson Sunyé537941.52
Brice Morin666743.51
Johann Bourcier713716.69
Gregory Nain825916.56
Ludovic Mouline900.68