Object-oriented programming has brought many advantages to the software engineering community. The reuse of existing software components and application frameworks can improve the productivity in software development considerably. The same object-oriented techniques, i.e., inheritance and information hiding, that ease reusing software, can be applied to documentation and thus, enable its reuse....

This paper describes the process of code scavenging for reuse. In particular, we consider enriching program comprehension for the identification and integration of reuse components by information abstraction and the use of graphical representations. The requirements of good reuse candidates are described, and then a description of a process of identifying and preparing for their reengineering i...

Exploitation of a vulnerability that compromised the source code Solar Winds’ Orion system, software is used widely by different government and industry actors in world for administration monitoring networks; brought to fore type stealth attack has been gaining momentum: supply chain attacks. The main problem violation that, from 85% 97% currently development comes reuse open frameworks, reposi...

The term “domain engineering” has come into common use over the last decade within a loosely formed community of software researchers and practitioners that share a concern with systematic software reuse. In this community, the term “domain” generally denotes an area of functionality within a set or class of software systems; domain engineering offers a systematic method for designing software ...

Worldwide the belief is shared that software reuse is needed to cope with the ever increasing amount of software. Software reuse is one part of addressing the amount of software, which is often overhyped and underestimated. Reuse of software is discussed via 8 statements, addressing: the need for reuse, the technical and organizational challenges, integration issues, evolution, reuse of know ho...

We describe the methodology and current features for ML2000, a new-generation design of ML. ML2000 adds a number of features to Standard ML and Caml, providing better support for extensibility and code reuse, while also fixing latent problems. Although none of the features is particularly novel on its own, the combination of features and design methodology are.

Worldwide the belief is shared that software reuse is needed to cope with the ever increasing amount of software. Software reuse is one part of addressing the amount of software, which is often overhyped and underestimated. Reuse of software is discussed via 8 statements, addressing: the need for reuse, the technical and organizational challenges, integration issues, evolution, reuse of know ho...

An electronic marketplace supports the interaction among different users to exchange information about products to sell and buy. Significance of electronic marketplaces is given by the huge amount of web sites that are currently available providing services in almost any area one can think of. However, existing similarities among these sites are not precisely documented, which strongly restrain...

The design of visual metaphors and the development of visualization tools have a key difference: while the former is a creative process to produce novel and generic approaches, the latter is a goal-oriented process. Ensuring that a tool properly maps the data required to achieve its goals into visual attributes is not trivial, since there are several abstraction gaps to be addressed. The mappin...

We describe the methodology and current features for ML2000, a new-generation design of ML. ML2000 adds a number of features to Standard ML and Caml, providing better support for extensibility and code reuse, while also fixing latent problems. Although none of the features is particularly novel on its own, the combination of features and design methodology are.