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Feature-Driven Software Logistics Feature-Driven Software Logistics

by Danny Greefhorst
"... The system family approach to software development is recently seen as a good means to achieve software reuse. A system family is a collection of systems sharing a common set of features. Next to their commonality, explicit attention must be paid to their differences (variability). The required engi ..."
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the dimensions of variability in system families, and their impact on software logistics. In particular we propose a feature-driven approach to software logistics, enabling multidimensional variation, abstraction and traceability. 1

A model-driven approach for software product lines requirements engineering

by Mauricio Alférez, Uirá Kulesza, André Sousa, João Santos, Ana Moreira, João Araújo, Vasco Amaral - in SEKE. Knowledge Systems Institute Graduate School
"... UML and feature models complement each other well and can be the base techniques for a systematic method to identify and model software product line (SPL) requirements. In this paper, we present a model-driven approach to trace both features and UML requirements analysis model elements, and to autom ..."
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UML and feature models complement each other well and can be the base techniques for a systematic method to identify and model software product line (SPL) requirements. In this paper, we present a model-driven approach to trace both features and UML requirements analysis model elements

Granularity in software product lines

by Christian Kästner, et al. , 2008
"... Building software product lines (SPLs) with features is a challenging task. Many SPL implementations support features with coarse granularity – e.g., the ability to add and wrap entire methods. However, fine-grained extensions, like adding a statement in the middle of a method, either require intric ..."
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Building software product lines (SPLs) with features is a challenging task. Many SPL implementations support features with coarse granularity – e.g., the ability to add and wrap entire methods. However, fine-grained extensions, like adding a statement in the middle of a method, either require

Initiating software product lines

by John D. Mcgregor - IEEE Software , 2002
"... Abstract. The software product line approach to the development of software intensive systems has been used by organizations to improve quality, increase productivity, and reduce cycle time. These gains require different approaches to a number of the practices in the development or-ganization includ ..."
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Abstract. The software product line approach to the development of software intensive systems has been used by organizations to improve quality, increase productivity, and reduce cycle time. These gains require different approaches to a number of the practices in the development or

Feature-Oriented Model-Driven Software Product Lines: The TENTE approach

by Lidia Fuentes, Carlos Nebrera, Pablo Sánchez - in Proceedings of the Forum of the 21st International Conference on Advanced Information Systems (CAiSE , 2009
"... Abstract. In recent years, modern techniques for advanced separation of concerns and Model-Driven Development (MDD) have provided new means for improving the current methods of Software Product Line (SPL) Engineering. Mechanisms such as family polymorphism and mixin composition can be used to improv ..."
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Abstract. In recent years, modern techniques for advanced separation of concerns and Model-Driven Development (MDD) have provided new means for improving the current methods of Software Product Line (SPL) Engineering. Mechanisms such as family polymorphism and mixin composition can be used

Requirements Engineering and Management for Software Product Line

by Waraporn Jirapanthong
"... Abstract—Software product line has been recognised as an important paradigm for software systems engineering. In the last years, a large number of methodologies and approaches have been proposed to support the development of software systems based on product line development. However, its context le ..."
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Abstract—Software product line has been recognised as an important paradigm for software systems engineering. In the last years, a large number of methodologies and approaches have been proposed to support the development of software systems based on product line development. However, its context

Goals and Scenarios for Requirements Engineering of Software Product Lines

by Gabriela Guedes, Carla Silva, Jaelson Castro
"... Abstract. Goal-oriented requirements engineering (GORE) approaches offer a natural way to capture similarities and the variability in software product lines (SPLs) development. Besides, they can effectively capture both the stakeholders objectives and the system requirements. From i * models, for e ..."
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Abstract. Goal-oriented requirements engineering (GORE) approaches offer a natural way to capture similarities and the variability in software product lines (SPLs) development. Besides, they can effectively capture both the stakeholders objectives and the system requirements. From i * models

A Feature-based Framework for Model-Driven Engineering

by Susanne Busse, Helko Glathe, Thomas Stark, Jianhong Zhang
"... Abstract. Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) improves software engineering by providing an appropriate level of abstraction for an early review of a system design. Model transformations can be used to establish a well-regulated development process. But existing transformation approaches still lack in co ..."
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. It combines concepts of a UML-based MDE with feature modelling from Product Line Engineering. Feature models capture characteristics of existing system components as well as requirements of a planned application. They are used to control all parts of the engineering process. 1

Pages: 65 Title: Review of Requirement Engineering Approaches for Software Product Lines

by Departamento De Sistemas Informáticos Y, Universidad Politécnica, De Valencia, Blanes Domínguez, Emilio Insfrán, José Hilario, Canós Cerdá, David Blanes, Emilio Insfrán , 2011
"... The Software Product Lines (SPL) paradigm is one of the most recent topics of interest for the software engineering community. On the one hand, the Software Product Lines is based on a reuse strategy with the aim to reduce the global time-to-market of the software product, to improve the software pr ..."
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The Software Product Lines (SPL) paradigm is one of the most recent topics of interest for the software engineering community. On the one hand, the Software Product Lines is based on a reuse strategy with the aim to reduce the global time-to-market of the software product, to improve the software

Model Superimposition in Software Product Lines

by Sven Apel, Florian J, Salvador Trujillo, Christian Kästner - In Proceedings of the International Conference on Model Transformation (ICMT), volume 5563 of LNCS , 2009
"... Abstract. In software product line engineering, feature composition generates software tailored to specific requirements from a common set of artifacts. Superimposition is a technique to merge code pieces belonging to different features. The advent of model-driven development raises the question of ..."
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Abstract. In software product line engineering, feature composition generates software tailored to specific requirements from a common set of artifacts. Superimposition is a technique to merge code pieces belonging to different features. The advent of model-driven development raises the question
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