Software Engineering with Process Algebra: Modelling Client / Server Architectures

Information Engineering Methodology

This chapter discusses the history and evolution of Information Engineering, with emphasis on the business-driven IE variant. It describes the methods used at each phase in the systems development life cycle: strategic business planning; strategic, tactical and operational data modelling ; process modelling; systems design; and systems implementation. It describes the application and use of IE ...

8. Lean Product-Line Architectures for Client-Server Systems — Concepts & Experience

This chapter describes the context and software engineering issues of a technology migration project. Significant parts of a conventional client-server system have been replaced by a set of lean product-line architectures implemented in Java. The application of framework and Java technology leads to better modularisation and to improved component reuse. Experience has proven that the focus on s...

8. Component Architectures 8.1 Software Components 8.2 Client-side Component Architecture 8.3 Foundation for Server-side Component Architecture 8.4 Server-side Component Architecture

A Framework for Software Performance Engineering of Client/Server Systems

Designers of new client/server (C/S) applications have many choices such as use of three-tiered architectures, work distribution between clients and servers, distribution of functions and DB tables among servers, and others. This paper presents a languagebased framework for Software Performance Engineering in C/S environments. The language allows for the specification of objects such as clients...

SOAMIG Project: Model-Driven Software Migration towards Service-Oriented Architectures

The SOAMIG project aims at developing a general migration process for model-driven migrations towards Service-Oriented Architectures. This paper highlights the model-driven tools developed during the SOAMIG project for two case studies: A language migration from a COBOL transactional server to Java web services, and a second study on an architecture migration from a monolithic Java fat client t...