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2005-03-11

 

Component-Based Software Engineering Projects

ACM News Service: Laying Foundations for Component-Based Software Markets.  A combination of EC initiatives support development of organizational and commercial arrangements for component-based software.  COMPONENT+ for built-in test capability is oriented to also confirming that an integration is coherent.  This is tied to the European COTS User Working Group (ECUA), a growing organization now having annual workshops. A 2005-03-07 IST Results release has the details. The incorporation of built-in testing techniques is valuable in TROSTing of components too, so I will take special interest.  The University of Pau BIT/J library for incorporating built-in testing into Java components is interesting for the way that even their documentation process is accountable.  The work is available on the equivalent of a Creative Commons attribution license.  Simple.

 
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