Autor: |
Heineman, George T., Crnkovic, Ivica, Schmidt, Heinz W., Stafford, Judith A., Szyperski, Clemens, Wallnau, Kurt, Behrends, Reimer, Stirewalt, R.E. Kurt, Dillon, Laura K. |
Zdroj: |
Component-Based Software Engineering; 2005, p251-266, 16p |
Abstrakt: |
We previously developed a component-oriented model that combines ideas from self-organizing architectures and from design by contract to address the complexity of design in multi-threaded systems. Components in our model are cohesive collections of objects that publish contracts declaring the conditions under which they access other components. These contracts localize a component's contextual synchronization dependencies in its interface. Moreover, the resulting systems permit strong guarantees of safety. This paper reports a case study to validate the efficacy of our model on a realistic design problem: the component-based design of a multi-threaded web server. We first developed a bare-bones web server based on the Apache architecture and then subjected this design to three extension tasks. The study corroborates that our model enables a fine-grain component-based design of multi-threaded applications of realistic complexity, while guaranteeing freedom from certain synchronization errors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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