| Autor: |
Cerioli, Maura, Hammouda, Imed, Hautamäki, Juha, Pussinen, Mika, Koskimies, Kai |
| Zdroj: |
Fundamental Approaches to Software Engineering (9783540254201); 2005, p145-159, 15p |
| Abstrakt: |
Feature-driven variability is viewed as an instance of multi-dimensional separation of concerns. We argue that feature variation concerns can be presented as pattern-like entities - called feature variation patterns - cross-cutting heterogeneous artifacts. We show that a feature variation pattern, covering a wide range of artifact types from a feature model to implementation, can be used to manage feature-driven variability in a software development process. A prototype tool environment has been developed to demonstrate the idea, supporting the specification and use of heterogeneous feature variation patterns. We illustrate the idea with a small example taken from J2EE, and further study the practical applicability of the approach in an industrial product-line. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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