An SPL Reference Model based on Domain Taxonomies & Standards

• Agustina Buccella ^[1] ; Alejandra Cechich ^[1]
  1. [1] Universidad Nacional del Comahue

     Universidad Nacional del Comahue

     Argentina

     
• Localización: Journal of Computer Science and Technology, ISSN-e 1666-6038, Vol. 22, Nº. 2, 2022
• Idioma: inglés
• DOI: 10.24215/16666038.22.e09
• Títulos paralelos:
  • Un Modelo de Referencia de Líneas de Producto de Software basado en Taxonomías de Dominio y Estándares
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  • español

    Crear software reutilizable siempre es un desafío, incluso cuando se aplican enfoques bien establecidos. El desarrollo de una Línea de Productos de Software (LPS) es uno de estos enfoques, ya que permite el modelado de dominios por medio de la definición de aspectos comunes y variables de la realidad. Sin embargo, la ingeniería de dominio en sí misma puede ser compleja, muchas veces dependiendo del alcance del dominio y/o su funcionalidad asociada. En este artículo, nuestra propuesta para el desarrollo de una LPS está estructurada como un modelo de referencia basado en niveles y construido sobre recursos semánticos estandarizados. Este modelo y su proceso asociado se ejemplifican a través de varios casos reales de aplicación, extrayendo factores influyentes evaluados subjetivamente. Nuestras experiencias muestran que el enriquecimiento sistemático de la ingeniería de dominio puede mejorar el desarrollo de una LPS en la práctica.

  • English

    Building reusable software is always a challenge, even when well-established approaches are applied. Software Product Line (SPL) development is one these approaches, which allows domain modeling be a way of dealing with common and variable aspects of reality. However, domain engineering itself can be complex, many times depending on the domain scope and/or its associated functionality. In this paper, our proposal to SPL development is structured as a leveled reference model built upon standardized semantic resources. This model and its associated process are exemplified through several cases from the field, drawing influencing factors subjectively assessed. Our experiences show that systematically enriching domain engineering may improve SPL development in the practice.

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