A Non-Invasive Approach to Assertive and Autonomous Dynamic Component Composition in Service-Oriented Paradigm

Abstract

Component-based software composition offers a development paradigm with reduced time-to-market and cost while achieving enhanced productivity, quality and maintainability. Existent work on the composition paradigm are of a static composition paradigm, which is not sufficient in distributed environment, in which both constituent components and assembled distributed system are subject to dynamic adaptation. This paper presents two types of dynamic composition for distributed components: assertive and autonomous over .NET based Web Services environment. Two case studies are provided: the first one illustrates at a low level how the underlying infrastructure enables the dynamic composition; the second one illustrates at a high level how dynamic compositions are specified.

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Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Jan 01, 2005
Accession Number
ADA494796

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  • Andrew M. Olson
  • Barrett R. Bryant
  • Carol C. Burt+
  • Fei Cao
  • Mikhail Auguston
  • Rajeev R. Raje
  • Wei Zhao

Organizations

  • University of Alabama at Birmingham

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  • Autonomy

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  • Case Studies
  • Computer Programming
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  • Computers
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  • Object Oriented Programming
  • Software Development
  • Web Service

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  • Computer science

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