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Building Systems from Commercial Components

Building Systems from Commercial Components

Kurt C. Wallnau, Scott A. Hissam, Robert C. Seacord

390 pages, parution le 01/10/2001

Résumé

There is a growing gap between the theory and the practice of component-based software design. The theory largely assumes that the design task is to develop specifications for software components; in reality, however, most component-based design relies on preexisting components, which have preexisting specifications. With more and more software being developed from commercially available components, it is increasingly critical to recognize the novel challenges and unfamiliar constraints inherent in such design. Describing a number of proven techniques, this book provides much-needed guidance on how to build component-based systems in a real working environment.

Building Systems from Commercial Components is divided into three parts:

  • Part I identifies the design challenges posed by commercial components, presents specific engineering techniques that meet those challenges, and describes workflows for incorporating those techniques into an existing development process.
  • Part II features an extended case study of a project from the authors' own experience, with each chapter illustrating the challenges posed by commercial components and the techniques used to meet those challenges.
  • Part III provides advice on how to get started using the techniques described in the book, and makes some predictions about the future course of component-based development.

This book is intended for anyone who practices, or wishes to practice, component-based software development. System architects, chief engineers, project managers, chief technology officers, and front-line software engineers and programmers will each find here somethingof immediate value. The authors, through their work at the Software Engineering Institute, are able to share a broad and practical understanding of both the problems you will face and the solutions you will require as you design component-based systems.

Contents

Preface.

I: FUNDAMENTALS.

1. Components Everywhere.
The Software Component Revolution.
Component Space.
Process, Method & Notation Assumptions.
Terminology and Acronyms.
Summary.

2. The Unfinished Revolution.
The First Software Crisis.
The Software Factory Regime.
The Second Software Crisis.
The Market Regime.
Le Procés c'est mort! Vive le Procés!
Summary.
For Further Reading.
Discussion Questions.

3. Engineering Design & Components.
Fundamental Ideas.
Impact of Software Components.
Designing With & For Components.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

4. Requirements & Components.
Fundamental Ideas.
Traditional Requirements Engineering.
Component-Based Requirements Engineering.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

5. Ensembles & Blackboards.
Fundamental Ideas.
The Ensemble Metamodel.
Modeling Ensembles with Blackboards.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

6. Model Problems.
Fundamental Ideas.
The Role of Toys.
From Toy to Model Problem.
Finding the Right Model Problems.
Repair and Contingency.
Summary.
For Further Reading.
Discussion Questions.

7. Managing theDesign Space.
Fundamental Ideas.
Ensembles, Blackboards, Relations.
Ensemble Management.
Component & Ensemble Composition.
Repository Structure.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

8. Storing Competence.
Fundamental Ideas.
Packaging With Ensemble Handbooks.
Automation.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

9. The Multi-Attribute Utility Technique.
Fundamental Ideas.
Evaluating Components with MAUT.
Summary.
For Further Reading.
Discussion Questions.

10. Risk-Misfit.
Fundamental Ideas.
Feature and Repair Analysis.
Component Selection.
Why Risk/Misfit?
Experiences with Risk/Misfit.
Summary.
For Further Reading.
Discussion Questions.

11. Black Box Visibility.
Fundamental Ideas.
Opportunities for Visibility.
Probing.
Snooping.
Spoofing.
Static Program Analysis.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

II: CASE STUDY.


12. The DIRS Case Study.
Sources of Complexity in DIRS.
A False Start.
Regrouping: The "DeepWeb" Approach.
Implications of DeepWeb.
Commitments.
Deceptive Simplicity.
Summary.
For Further Reading.
Discussion Questions.

13. Applet Ensemble: The Opening.
Where are We?
Risk Analysis.
Model Problem.
Model Solutions.
Evaluation.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

14. Public Key Infrastructure.
Fundamental Ideas.
Non-Repudiation.
Confidentiality.
Integrity.
Summary.
For Further Reading.
Discussion Questions.

15. A Certificate Odyssey.
Where are We?
Exploring Certificate Space.
Sustaining the Public Key Infrastructure.
Evaluation.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

16. Applet Ensemble: The Middlegame.
Where are We?
Repair Analysis.
Risk Analysis.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

17. Secure Applet Ensemble.
Where are We?
Model Problem.
Model Solutions.
For Further Reading.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

18. Instrumented Model Problem.
Where are We?
Model Problem.
Model Solutions.
Evaluation.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

19. Sorbet: A Custom Ensemble.
Where are We?
Model Problem.
Model Solution.
Evaluation.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

20. Hardware Components.
Where are We?
Risk Analysis.
Realize Confidentiality Model Problem.
Realize Authorization Model problem.
Repair Analysis.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

21. Into the Black Box.
Where are We?
Define Model Problem.
Model Solution.
Evaluation.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

22. Applet Ensemble: The Endgame.
Where are We?
Repair Analysis.
Risk Analysis.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

23. Secure Applet Ensemble Redux.
Model Problem.
Model Solution.
Evaluation.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

24. Conclusion & Retrospective.
Multi-Attribute Evaluation.
Conclusion.
Retrospective.
Summary.
Discussion Questions.

III: ONWARD.


25. Getting Started.
Build a Competence Center.
Define Your Infrastructure.
Build an Enterprise Design Handbook.
Certify Designers and Lead Engineers.
Summary.

26. The Prophecies.
Bibliography.
Index.

L'auteur - Robert C. Seacord

Robert C. Seacord is a senior technical staff member at the SEI. He has over 17 years of development experience, including extensive work with Enterprise JavaBeans™, CORBA, and Web technologies. He has previously been a technical staff member at the X Consortium and IBM.

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Éditeur(s) Addison Wesley
Auteur(s) Kurt C. Wallnau, Scott A. Hissam, Robert C. Seacord
Parution 01/10/2001
Nb. de pages 390
Format 16 x 24
Couverture Relié
Poids 858g
Intérieur Noir et Blanc
EAN13 9780201700640

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