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D.b Rieu - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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From a business Component to a functional Component using a multi-view variability modelling
CEUR Workshop Proceedings, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, D.b Rieu, Agnès Front, Mounia Fredj, Salma MoulineAbstract:The ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different designers and re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. The primary objective of this work1 is BCs reuse in different Business Domains. In order to achieve this goal, we focus on the variability concept, which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized so as to be reused in multiple contexts. Thus, we introduce the concept of Functional Component (FC) that captures similarities and variations between BCs that share common behaviours in order to increase their reusability in different business domains. The FC is modelled by using a multiview variability.
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Variability modeling for Business Component customization
Proceedings - IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:Since a Component-based information system has different requirements, Components customization for various constraints is needed. Thus, the ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different information systems requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. In this paper, a BC customization approach is presented. In order to do this, we focus on the variability concept, which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized to be reused in multiple contexts. Hence, the objective of this work is to specify business Components with the consideration of commonality and variability in a business domain, in order to increase their reusability and applicability. © 2008 IEEE.
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Specification of business Components: An approach by multi-view variability expression | Spécification de composants métier: Une approche par expression de variabilité multi-vue
XXVIeme Congres INFORSID 2008, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:The ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different designers and re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. In this paper, a special interest is given to the BCs reuse in different Information Systems (IS) within the same Business Domain. To do this, we focus on the variability concept which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized so as to be reused in multiple contexts. Thus, we design a BC supporting variability that captures similarities and variations between ISs that share common behaviours in order to increase its reusability in different contexts.
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Towards managing variability across Business Component development
2007 IEEE International Conference on Information Reuse and Integration, IEEE IRI-2007, 2007Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:Reusing Components, which are specifically set up to suit enterprises requirements, becomes a key element of their software engineering strategy. Consequently, the ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development. From this need, the concept of variability has emerged. It is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized to be used in multiple contexts. The objective of our research is to outline variability issues through Reusable Component development, and in particular, in the requirements phase of a Business Component (BC) development. The main ideas of this research are (a) to address variability issues through the requirements phase of a BC development and (b) to propose a metamodel to describe variability concepts that must be classified and designed to manage this variability. © 2007 IEEE.
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Multi-view variability modelling for business Component reuse
2007 2nd International Conference on Digital Information Management, ICDIM, 2007Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, D.b Rieu, Nicolas Arnaud, Mounia FredjAbstract:Variability is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customised to be used in multiple contexts. This paper outlines variability issues through Reusable Component development, and in particular, in Business Component (BC) development. The main ideas of this work are (a) to address variability issues through BC development, (b) to explain variability principles in order to express variability for reuse and (c) to use an approach to represent multi-view variability for the BC development.
Rajaa Saidi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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From a business Component to a functional Component using a multi-view variability modelling
CEUR Workshop Proceedings, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, D.b Rieu, Agnès Front, Mounia Fredj, Salma MoulineAbstract:The ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different designers and re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. The primary objective of this work1 is BCs reuse in different Business Domains. In order to achieve this goal, we focus on the variability concept, which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized so as to be reused in multiple contexts. Thus, we introduce the concept of Functional Component (FC) that captures similarities and variations between BCs that share common behaviours in order to increase their reusability in different business domains. The FC is modelled by using a multiview variability.
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Variability modeling for Business Component customization
Proceedings - IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:Since a Component-based information system has different requirements, Components customization for various constraints is needed. Thus, the ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different information systems requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. In this paper, a BC customization approach is presented. In order to do this, we focus on the variability concept, which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized to be reused in multiple contexts. Hence, the objective of this work is to specify business Components with the consideration of commonality and variability in a business domain, in order to increase their reusability and applicability. © 2008 IEEE.
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Specification of business Components: An approach by multi-view variability expression | Spécification de composants métier: Une approche par expression de variabilité multi-vue
XXVIeme Congres INFORSID 2008, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:The ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different designers and re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. In this paper, a special interest is given to the BCs reuse in different Information Systems (IS) within the same Business Domain. To do this, we focus on the variability concept which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized so as to be reused in multiple contexts. Thus, we design a BC supporting variability that captures similarities and variations between ISs that share common behaviours in order to increase its reusability in different contexts.
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Towards managing variability across Business Component development
2007 IEEE International Conference on Information Reuse and Integration, IEEE IRI-2007, 2007Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:Reusing Components, which are specifically set up to suit enterprises requirements, becomes a key element of their software engineering strategy. Consequently, the ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development. From this need, the concept of variability has emerged. It is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized to be used in multiple contexts. The objective of our research is to outline variability issues through Reusable Component development, and in particular, in the requirements phase of a Business Component (BC) development. The main ideas of this research are (a) to address variability issues through the requirements phase of a BC development and (b) to propose a metamodel to describe variability concepts that must be classified and designed to manage this variability. © 2007 IEEE.
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Multi-view variability modelling for business Component reuse
2007 2nd International Conference on Digital Information Management, ICDIM, 2007Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, D.b Rieu, Nicolas Arnaud, Mounia FredjAbstract:Variability is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customised to be used in multiple contexts. This paper outlines variability issues through Reusable Component development, and in particular, in Business Component (BC) development. The main ideas of this work are (a) to address variability issues through BC development, (b) to explain variability principles in order to express variability for reuse and (c) to use an approach to represent multi-view variability for the BC development.
Mounia Fredj - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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From a business Component to a functional Component using a multi-view variability modelling
CEUR Workshop Proceedings, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, D.b Rieu, Agnès Front, Mounia Fredj, Salma MoulineAbstract:The ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different designers and re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. The primary objective of this work1 is BCs reuse in different Business Domains. In order to achieve this goal, we focus on the variability concept, which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized so as to be reused in multiple contexts. Thus, we introduce the concept of Functional Component (FC) that captures similarities and variations between BCs that share common behaviours in order to increase their reusability in different business domains. The FC is modelled by using a multiview variability.
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Variability modeling for Business Component customization
Proceedings - IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:Since a Component-based information system has different requirements, Components customization for various constraints is needed. Thus, the ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different information systems requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. In this paper, a BC customization approach is presented. In order to do this, we focus on the variability concept, which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized to be reused in multiple contexts. Hence, the objective of this work is to specify business Components with the consideration of commonality and variability in a business domain, in order to increase their reusability and applicability. © 2008 IEEE.
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Specification of business Components: An approach by multi-view variability expression | Spécification de composants métier: Une approche par expression de variabilité multi-vue
XXVIeme Congres INFORSID 2008, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:The ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different designers and re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. In this paper, a special interest is given to the BCs reuse in different Information Systems (IS) within the same Business Domain. To do this, we focus on the variability concept which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized so as to be reused in multiple contexts. Thus, we design a BC supporting variability that captures similarities and variations between ISs that share common behaviours in order to increase its reusability in different contexts.
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Towards managing variability across Business Component development
2007 IEEE International Conference on Information Reuse and Integration, IEEE IRI-2007, 2007Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:Reusing Components, which are specifically set up to suit enterprises requirements, becomes a key element of their software engineering strategy. Consequently, the ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development. From this need, the concept of variability has emerged. It is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized to be used in multiple contexts. The objective of our research is to outline variability issues through Reusable Component development, and in particular, in the requirements phase of a Business Component (BC) development. The main ideas of this research are (a) to address variability issues through the requirements phase of a BC development and (b) to propose a metamodel to describe variability concepts that must be classified and designed to manage this variability. © 2007 IEEE.
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Multi-view variability modelling for business Component reuse
2007 2nd International Conference on Digital Information Management, ICDIM, 2007Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, D.b Rieu, Nicolas Arnaud, Mounia FredjAbstract:Variability is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customised to be used in multiple contexts. This paper outlines variability issues through Reusable Component development, and in particular, in Business Component (BC) development. The main ideas of this work are (a) to address variability issues through BC development, (b) to explain variability principles in order to express variability for reuse and (c) to use an approach to represent multi-view variability for the BC development.
Salma Mouline - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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From a business Component to a functional Component using a multi-view variability modelling
CEUR Workshop Proceedings, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, D.b Rieu, Agnès Front, Mounia Fredj, Salma MoulineAbstract:The ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different designers and re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. The primary objective of this work1 is BCs reuse in different Business Domains. In order to achieve this goal, we focus on the variability concept, which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized so as to be reused in multiple contexts. Thus, we introduce the concept of Functional Component (FC) that captures similarities and variations between BCs that share common behaviours in order to increase their reusability in different business domains. The FC is modelled by using a multiview variability.
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Variability modeling for Business Component customization
Proceedings - IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:Since a Component-based information system has different requirements, Components customization for various constraints is needed. Thus, the ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different information systems requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. In this paper, a BC customization approach is presented. In order to do this, we focus on the variability concept, which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized to be reused in multiple contexts. Hence, the objective of this work is to specify business Components with the consideration of commonality and variability in a business domain, in order to increase their reusability and applicability. © 2008 IEEE.
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Specification of business Components: An approach by multi-view variability expression | Spécification de composants métier: Une approche par expression de variabilité multi-vue
XXVIeme Congres INFORSID 2008, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:The ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different designers and re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. In this paper, a special interest is given to the BCs reuse in different Information Systems (IS) within the same Business Domain. To do this, we focus on the variability concept which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized so as to be reused in multiple contexts. Thus, we design a BC supporting variability that captures similarities and variations between ISs that share common behaviours in order to increase its reusability in different contexts.
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Towards managing variability across Business Component development
2007 IEEE International Conference on Information Reuse and Integration, IEEE IRI-2007, 2007Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:Reusing Components, which are specifically set up to suit enterprises requirements, becomes a key element of their software engineering strategy. Consequently, the ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development. From this need, the concept of variability has emerged. It is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized to be used in multiple contexts. The objective of our research is to outline variability issues through Reusable Component development, and in particular, in the requirements phase of a Business Component (BC) development. The main ideas of this research are (a) to address variability issues through the requirements phase of a BC development and (b) to propose a metamodel to describe variability concepts that must be classified and designed to manage this variability. © 2007 IEEE.
Agnès Front - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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From a business Component to a functional Component using a multi-view variability modelling
CEUR Workshop Proceedings, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, D.b Rieu, Agnès Front, Mounia Fredj, Salma MoulineAbstract:The ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different designers and re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. The primary objective of this work1 is BCs reuse in different Business Domains. In order to achieve this goal, we focus on the variability concept, which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized so as to be reused in multiple contexts. Thus, we introduce the concept of Functional Component (FC) that captures similarities and variations between BCs that share common behaviours in order to increase their reusability in different business domains. The FC is modelled by using a multiview variability.
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Variability modeling for Business Component customization
Proceedings - IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:Since a Component-based information system has different requirements, Components customization for various constraints is needed. Thus, the ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different information systems requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. In this paper, a BC customization approach is presented. In order to do this, we focus on the variability concept, which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized to be reused in multiple contexts. Hence, the objective of this work is to specify business Components with the consideration of commonality and variability in a business domain, in order to increase their reusability and applicability. © 2008 IEEE.
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Specification of business Components: An approach by multi-view variability expression | Spécification de composants métier: Une approche par expression de variabilité multi-vue
XXVIeme Congres INFORSID 2008, 2008Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:The ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different designers and re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development, especially in Business Component (BC) development. In this paper, a special interest is given to the BCs reuse in different Information Systems (IS) within the same Business Domain. To do this, we focus on the variability concept which is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized so as to be reused in multiple contexts. Thus, we design a BC supporting variability that captures similarities and variations between ISs that share common behaviours in order to increase its reusability in different contexts.
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Towards managing variability across Business Component development
2007 IEEE International Conference on Information Reuse and Integration, IEEE IRI-2007, 2007Co-Authors: Rajaa Saidi, Mounia Fredj, Agnès Front, Salma Mouline, D.b RieuAbstract:Reusing Components, which are specifically set up to suit enterprises requirements, becomes a key element of their software engineering strategy. Consequently, the ability of Reusable Components to be varied and appropriate to different re-users requirements is a key property in Reusable Component development. From this need, the concept of variability has emerged. It is defined as the ability of a software artefact to be changed or customized to be used in multiple contexts. The objective of our research is to outline variability issues through Reusable Component development, and in particular, in the requirements phase of a Business Component (BC) development. The main ideas of this research are (a) to address variability issues through the requirements phase of a BC development and (b) to propose a metamodel to describe variability concepts that must be classified and designed to manage this variability. © 2007 IEEE.