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Composition Environments for Deployable Software Components (2002)
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@TECHREPORT{Lüer02compositionenvironments,
author = {Chris Lüer and André Van Der Hoek},
title = {Composition Environments for Deployable Software Components},
institution = {},
year = {2002}
}
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Abstract
Component-based software development is revolutionizing the software industry by promoting a view of software development in which applications are composed out of reusable, relatively large-grained, and mostly pre-existing components. Adoption of component-based software development leads to an important distinction in roles between those that develop and make available individual components and those that compose applications out of available components. As a result, application composition is no longer a matter of writing and combining source code, but instead of composing deployable components---components that are pre-packaged, independently distributed, easily installed and uninstalled, and self-descriptive.
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deployable software component composition environment component-based software development software development deployable component component source code available component pre-existing component application composition available individual component important distinction software industry
