component-based & software reuse
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Component-Based & Software Reuse. Dr. M.E. Fayad, Professor Computer Engineering Department, Room #283I College of Engineering San José State University One Washington Square San José, CA 95192-0180 http://www.engr.sjsu.edu/~fayad. Lesson 07: Software Stability. 2. Lesson Objectives. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
SJSU – CmpE Fall 2003 & 2004 L07-01-S1 Software Stability
Component-Based & Software Reuse
Dr. M.E. Fayad, ProfessorComputer Engineering Department, Room #283I College of EngineeringSan José State UniversityOne Washington SquareSan José, CA 95192-0180 http://www.engr.sjsu.edu/~fayad
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Lesson 07:Software Stability
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Lesson Objectives
Objectives
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Overview of Previous Lecture Understand the following:– Enduring Business Theme – Business Objects– Industrial Objects– Framework Layering
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Roadmap
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Scare - General State of Panic
Identify the Killers (Problems)
Catch the killers (Solutions)
Objectives
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The Current State of Software - I
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Current software projects are engineered for the “here and now.”
Changes in the support structure or the software market require massive reengineering projects.
This reengineering costs ridiculous amounts of money.
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The Current State of Software - II
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Software has short life span. Often wrong software application is
implemented Sometimes cancelled before completion maintenance cost over 80% of the
development lifecycle
Fall 2003 & 2004 SJSU – CmpE M.E. Fayad L07-01-S7 Software Stability
Sample Problem - The Loan
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January 1998– I gave a loan of $1000 to one of my students.– He promised to return the money by May 1998.
April 1998– Received an e-mail asking for an extension until
August 1998 March 2002
– I have not received the money
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Where Is The Problem?
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After giving this problem to the students in a software engineering class, I received the following responses.– There is no problem.– Take him to court.– Kick his $@%#&!– Ignore it.
What do you think?
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A Traditional Model
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Lender Loan
Borrower
Owes Borrowed
Lent
Do you think this model is an accurate representation of the problem?
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Roadmap
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Scare - General State of Panic
Identify the Killers (Problems)
Catch the killers (Solutions)
Objectives
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Problems
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Wrong Analysis
Industrial Objects
Not stable architecture
Missing the most enduring concepts
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Roadmap
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Scare - General State of Panic
Identify the Killers (Problems)
Catch the killers (Solutions)
Objectives
Fall 2003 & 2004 SJSU – CmpE M.E. Fayad L07-01-S13 Software Stability
Open Discussion
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Problem DomainFriendship
Health
EmploymentFamily
Other Relationships
Borrower
Schedule
Lender
Loan
Education
Expenses
Finance
Needs
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EBT-Based Model - The Loan Problem
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Friendship{Enduring}
Friend{Business}
Borrower Lender
Finance{Enduring}
Loan{Business}
Solvency{Enduring}
Need{Enduring}
Expenses{Business}
Employment{Business}
Health{Business}
Education{Business}
Family{Business}
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Kitchens are systems that we are all familiar with. What makes a kitchen a kitchen? Traditionally, people think of a certain set of objects
when they think of a kitchen:– Stove– Sink– Refrigerator– Dishwasher– etc...
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Sample Problem II - The Kitchen
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The result is a model like this:
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The Kitchen - A Traditional Model
Kitchen
Cabinet Counter Appliance Sink
Refrigerator Dishwasher RangePantry
Cooktop OvenFreezer
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This model has inherent flaws, however.
The model can be thought of as a “tree” of aggregations and generalizations.
Many of the roots of the subtrees can change drastically, causing this model to break.
For example, imagine replacing the appliance node with a Star Trek food replicator... 17
The Kitchen - A Traditional Model
Kitchen
Cabinet Counter Appliance Sink
Refrigerator Dishwasher RangePantry
Cooktop OvenFreezer
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To correct this model, one must concentrate on those aspects that do not change over time.
Enduring Business Themes are those concepts that remain constant for a given problem.
Business Objects are those support objects that remain internally stable.
Objects that may be replaced as times change are Industrial Objects.
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The Kitchen - Correcting The Model
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What does a kitchen need? What do people do in a kitchen? What is a kitchen for?
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The Kitchen - Correcting The Model
Cooking
Cuisine
LivabilityStorage
Cleanliness
Convenience
Spaciousness
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The Kitchen - A Stable Model
Cabinet Pantry
Refrigerator Freezer
Food Storage &
Preservation{Enduring}
Microwave
Range
Cooking{Enduring}
Cooktop Oven
Cuisine{Enduring}
Recipe{Business}
Food
Livability{Enduring}
Cleanliness{Enduring}
Convenience{Enduring}
Light{Business}
Counter Shelf
Sink DishwasherWindow Electric Light
Kitchen
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Identifying Enduring Business Themes & Business Objects - Identification
Criteria
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Stability Adaptability Essentiality Explicitness Intuition Tangibility Commonality to the Domain
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EnduringBusinessThemes
BusinessObjects
IndustrialObjects
Intuition Intuition Intuition andReading
Reading Only
Identification Criteria
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Enduring Business Themes
Business Objects
Industrial Objects
Intuition Intuition Intuition and Reading
Reading Only
Stability Over Time
Stable Over Time Internally Stable Unstable
Identification Criteria
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Enduring Business Themes
Business Objects
Industrial Objects
Intuition Intuition Intuition and Reading
Reading Only
Stability Over Time
Stable Over Time Internally Stable Unstable
Adaptability Adaptable Without Change
Adaptable Through external Change
Not Adaptable
Identification Criteria
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Enduring Business Themes
Business Objects
Industrial Objects
Intuition Intuition Intuition and Reading
Reading Only
Stability Over Time
Stable Over Time Internally Stable Unstable
Adaptability Adaptable Without Change
Adaptable Through external Change
Not Adaptable
Essentiality Essential Essential Replaceable
Identification Criteria
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Enduring Business Themes
Business Objects
Industrial Objects
Intuition Intuition Intuition and Reading
Reading Only
Stability Over Time
Stable Over Time Internally Stable Unstable
Adaptability Adaptable Without Change
Adaptable Through external Change
Not Adaptable
Essentiality Essential Essential Replaceable
Commonality to the Domain
Core Core Peripheral
Identification Criteria
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Enduring Business Themes
Business Objects
Industrial Objects
Intuition Intuition Intuition and Reading
Reading Only
Stability Over Time
Stable Over Time Internally Stable Unstable
Adaptability Adaptable Without Change
Adaptable Through external Change
Not Adaptable
Essentiality Essential Essential Replaceable
Commonality to the Domain
Core Core Peripheral
Tangibility Conceptual Semi-tangible Tangible
Identification Criteria
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Enduring Business Themes
Business Objects
Industrial Objects
Intuition Intuition Intuition and Reading
Reading Only
Stability Over Time
Stable Over Time Internally Stable Unstable
Adaptability Adaptable Without Change
Adaptabl Through external change
Not Adaptable
Essentiality Essential Essential Replaceable
Commonality to the Domain
Core Core Peripheral
Tangibility Conceptual Semi-tangible Tangible
Explicitness Implicit Sometimes Explicit
Explicit
Identification Criteria
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Identification Heuristics - Enduring
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Enduring Business Themes and Business Objects must be enduring.
Watch out - Long field histories will not necessarily translate to true endurance.
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Identification Heuristics - Industrial Object Identification
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Is the object present in a “classical” model?
Can the object be replaced?
Is the object a representation of a concrete item?
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Identification Heuristics - Top-Down Identification
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Break off conceptual pieces of the problem.
Recursively break these concepts down.
Stop when a layer of industrial objects is reached.
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Identification Heuristics - Bottom-Up Identification
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Start with a “classical” model.
Group the industrial objects under a conceptual “heading.”
Continue this grouping until further grouping is impractical or nonsensical.
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Identification Heuristics - There Is No Silver Bullet
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EBT’s are conceptual themes… Usually
Business objects are more concrete objects… Usually
There are always exceptions to any rule.
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Security_Manager (I O)
CheckPassword( )
Trait_Gatekeeper (I O)
CheckTraits( )
1 Identity (enduring)1Security (enduring) 11
*1 *1
IDSession (B O)DomainName : type = string
FindCandidates( )AddPerson( )DeletePerson( )GetPersonProfile( )
11IDManager (B O) 1PersonIdentifier (B O)
Search( )Search( )
1
1
*PersonProfile (I O)
uniqueID : type = longvalCandidateListGenerator (I O) *1
DataManager (B O)11 11
1
*
PersonTraits (I O)*1
HealthCare Example: PID
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• Explain the following statements:
1. Objects should be intelligent agents
2. Mechanism rich and policy free
3. A valuable object works and plays well with others
4. Analysis model should not be too elaborate or too formal
• Explain how to build an analysis model
• Explain how do you make the analysis model more adaptable
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Discussion Questions
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Define: Criteria for Enterprise Frameworks
Let’s discuss of how to build Enterprise Frameworks
T/F:
EBTs are testing patterns.
BOs are stable design patterns.
EBTs + BOs = Framework.
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Questions for the Next Lecture
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Task 1: Stable Analysis Patterns
Task 2: Stable Design Patterns
Task 3: Design Sessions for SSM (Discuss)
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Tasks for Next Lecture