Software Architectures for Product Families: International Workshop Iw-Sapf-3, Las Palmas De Gran Canaria, Spain, March 15-17, 2000 : Proceedings,9783540414803

Software Architectures for Product Families: International Workshop Iw-Sapf-3, Las Palmas De Gran Canaria, Spain, March 15-17, 2000 : Proceedings

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ISBN13: 9783540414803
ISBN10: 3540414800
Format: Paperback
Pub. Date: 2001-03-01
Publisher(s): Springer Verlag
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Summary

This book constitutes the thoroughly refereed post-proceedings of the International Workshop on Software Architectures for Product Families IW-SAPF-3, held in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain in March 2000. The 24 revised full papers presented together with an introduction and two surveys were carefully reviewed and selected for inclusion in the book. The papers are organized in topical sections on product family practice, business, product family concepts, product family methods, evolution, and product family techniques.

Table of Contents

Introduction 1(3)
Frank van der Linden
Product Family Practice
Component Frameworks for a Medical Imaging Product Family
4(15)
Jan Gerben Wijnstra
Meeting the Product Line Goals for an Embedded Real-Time System
19(11)
Robert L. Nord
A Two-Part Architectural Model as Basis for Frequency Converter Product Families
30(9)
Hans Peter Jepsen
Flemming Nielsen
A Product Line Architecture for a Network Product
39(14)
Dewayne E. Perry
Railway-Control Product Families: The Alcatel TAS Platform Experience
53(10)
Julio Mellado
Manuel Sierra
Ana Romera
Juan C. Duenas
Business
Discussion Report ``Business'' Session
63(2)
Gunter Bockle
PuLSE-Bear - A Decission Support Tool for Scoping Product Lines
65(11)
Klaus Schmid
Michael Schank
Domain Potential Analysis: Calling the Attention of Business Issues of Produkt-Lines
76(6)
Sergio Bandinelli
Goiuria Sagardui Mendieta
Dependency Navigation in Product Lines Using XML
82(12)
Douglas Stuart
Wonhee Sull
T. W. Cook
Product Family Concepts
Summary of Product Family Concepts Session
94(2)
Juha Kuusela
Jan Bosch
Software Connectors and Refinement in Family Architectures
96(11)
Alexander Egyed
Nikunj Mehta
Nenad Medvidovic
System Family Architectures: Current Challenges at Nokia
107(9)
Alessandro Maccari
Antti-Pekka Tuovinen
Product Family Methods
Product Family Methods
116(1)
Paul Clements
Organizing for Software Product Lines
117(18)
Jan Bosch
A Comparison of Software Product Family Process Frameworks
135(11)
Tuomo Vehkomaki
Kari Kansala
Issues Concerning Variability in Software Product Lines
146(12)
Mikael Svahnberg
Jan Bosch
A First Assessment of Development Processes with Respect to Product Lines and Component Based Development
158(10)
Rodrigo Ceron
Juan C. Duenas
Juan A. de la Puente
Evolution
Evolution of Software Product Families
168(16)
Jan Bosch
Alexander Ran
Product Family Techniques
Product Family Techniques Session
184(3)
David M. Weiss
Beyond Product Families: Building a Product Population?
187(12)
Rob van Ommering
Requirement Modeling for Families of Complex Systems
199(11)
Pierre America
Jan van Wijgerden
Creating Product Line Architectures
210(7)
Joachim Bayer
Oliver Flege
Cristina Gacek
Extending Commonality Analysis for Embedded Control System Families
217(8)
Alan Stephenson
Darren Buttle
John McDermid
Stakeholder-Centric Assessment of Product Family Architecture
225(19)
Tom Dolan
Ruud Weterings
J.C. Wortmann
Surveys
ESAPS - Engineering Software Architectures, Processes, and Platforms for System Families
244(9)
Frank van der Linden
Henk Obbink
Product-Line Engineering
253(2)
Paul Clements
Author Index 255

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