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Dependency Management in Component-Based Evolving Software Systems

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  • Kuljit Kaur

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Component-Based Software (CBS) development approach promises reduced development costs due to the concept of reuse. A lot of research has been done for the analysis and design methods of CBS. However, only a few papers address the maintenance and evolution of component-based systems. Dependency analysis is a useful technique that has many applications in software engineering activities, including software understanding, testing, debugging, maintenance and evolution. This paper proposes a matrix-based dependency representation approach for managing dependencies in CBS. A problem has been taken as an example to demonstrate the representation approach which gives adequate evidence for its suitability and usefulness.

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  • Kuljit Kaur, 2012. "Dependency Management in Component-Based Evolving Software Systems," The IUP Journal of Computer Sciences, IUP Publications, vol. 0(2), pages 7-19, April.
    • Handle: RePEc:icf:icfjcs:v:6:y:2012:i:2:p:7-19
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