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    The most commonly used of these are the structural model and the dynamic model
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    The most commonly used of these are the structural model and the dynamic model

    software architecture style typical software architecture style are: hierarchical structure client/server 3) design patterns MVC (Model-View-Controller
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    the model of software architecture can be divided into five types
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    the model of software architecture can be divided into five types

    which are structural model framework model dynamic model process model functional model.
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    Software architecture modellingThe primary issue in software architecture
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    Software architecture modellingThe primary issue in software architecture

    modelling is how to represent the software architecture i.e. how to model the software architecture. According to the different focus of modelling
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    hitecture attempts to bridge the gap between software requirements and software design
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    hitecture attempts to bridge the gap between software requirements and software design

    The focus is on solving the problem of a smooth transition from the structure and requirements of a software system to its implementation.1
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    DistributedComponentObjectModel) Sun's EJB (EnterpriseJavaBean
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    DistributedComponentObjectModel) Sun's EJB (EnterpriseJavaBean

    Enterprise JavaBean). 2.11 Software Architecture Software architecture (Softwarearchitecture) provides a high-level abstraction of the structure
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    with three main schools of thought OMG's CORBA
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    with three main schools of thought OMG's CORBA

    (CommonObjectRequestBrokerArchitecture); Microsoft's COM (ComponentObjectModel) and DCOM (DistributedComponentObjectModel).
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    the interoperability between the components of heterogeneous platforms must be addressed
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    the interoperability between the components of heterogeneous platforms must be addressed

    A number of component standards have emerged to support interoperability
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    implementing the interface. In order to assemble the components
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    implementing the interface. In order to assemble the components

    developed by different software manufacturers on different hardware and software platforms into an application system
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    Component technology A component is an interchangeable physical part of a software
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    Component technology A component is an interchangeable physical part of a software

    system that encapsulates an implementation body (which fulfils a function) and provides a set of methods for
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    Software reuse of a system consists of four processes: development
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    Software reuse of a system consists of four processes: development

    management support and reuse of reusable assets (building blocks).
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    classes that work together to provide a system functionality.1)
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    classes that work together to provide a system functionality.1)

    Software reuseReusability is the extent to which a system and/or its components can be reused in other systems.
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    r(component) is a relatively functionally independent unit of software with
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    r(component) is a relatively functionally independent unit of software with

    reusable value. In the object-oriented approach a component consists of a set of objects containing a collection of collaborative
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    the semantic rules that UML uses to describe things are named things
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    the semantic rules that UML uses to describe things are named things

    elations and diagrams respectively. Five system views: logical view process view implementation view deployment view and use case view. 2.10 Components and Software Reuse A component
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    achieving specific goals and include four main types of specification (detailing
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    achieving specific goals and include four main types of specification (detailing

    modification public classification (generic division) and extension mechanisms. Rules
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