Control Encapsulation: A Calculus for Exogenous Composition of Software Components
KK Lau, M Ornaghi - International Symposium on Component-Based …, 2009 - Springer
KK Lau, M Ornaghi
International Symposium on Component-Based Software Engineering, 2009•SpringerIn current software components models, components do not encapsulate control, and are
composed by connection mechanisms which pass control from component to component.
Connection mechanisms are not hierarchical in general, and therefore current component
models do not support hierarchical system construction. In this paper we argue that control
encapsulation by components, together with suitable composition mechanisms, can lead to
a component model that supports hierarchical system construction. We show an example of …
composed by connection mechanisms which pass control from component to component.
Connection mechanisms are not hierarchical in general, and therefore current component
models do not support hierarchical system construction. In this paper we argue that control
encapsulation by components, together with suitable composition mechanisms, can lead to
a component model that supports hierarchical system construction. We show an example of …
Abstract
In current software components models, components do not encapsulate control, and are composed by connection mechanisms which pass control from component to component. Connection mechanisms are not hierarchical in general, and therefore current component models do not support hierarchical system construction. In this paper we argue that control encapsulation by components, together with suitable composition mechanisms, can lead to a component model that supports hierarchical system construction. We show an example of such a model and present a calculus for its hierarchical composition mechanisms.
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