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A Software Engineering Environment driven by Event-Condition-Action Rules and its Trigger Mechanism
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@MISC{Melo_asoftware,
author = {Walcelio L. Melo and Noureddine Belkhatir and Jacky Estublier},
title = {A Software Engineering Environment driven by Event-Condition-Action Rules and its Trigger Mechanism},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
Recently, PSEE's (Process-Centered Software Engineering Environments) have been investigated asa new architecture of SEE's in which the software processes are explicitly described and drive the user interactions. A typical PSEE is composed of two components: a resource manager and a process manager. The resource manager is responsible for the management and control of all objects manipulated during the software processes. The process manager is the component supporting an explicit formalism to describe software processes. ADELE/TEMPO is a sample of this new tendency. This paper presents the main components of the kernel of the ADELE/TEMPO system, i.e., its resource manager and process manager. Special attention is given to how these di erent basic components are integrated into a platform where software process models can be explicitly described by event-condition-action rules and supported by an active software engineering database.
Keyphrases
event-condition-action rule resource manager process manager software engineering environment trigger mechanism software process active software engineering database process-centered software engineering environment special attention erent basic component asa new architecture adele tempo system software process model new tendency adele tempo main component explicit formalism user interaction typical psee
