PUBLICATION
Supporting Compositional Reuse in Component-Based Web Engineering
Type
Conference Paper
Year
2000
Authors
Jörn Rehse
Event
ACM Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC 2000)
Published in
Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC 2000)
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Abstract
The World Wide Webs anticipated scope as an environment for knowledge exchange has changed dramatically. Without major modifications to its primary mechanisms the Web has turned into a platform for distributed applications. The originally simple and well-defined coarse-grained implementation model of the Web now hinders Web application development. Fine-grained development artifacts, design patterns, and other well-established Software Engineering methods are hard to reuse in the Web after they have found their way into implementation resources. The application of Software Engineering practice to development for the Web, which is also referred to as Web Engineering, and especially the systematic reuse of components for Web-application development at low-costs is a main goal to achieve. This paper explains how the object-oriented and component-based WebComposition Markup Language (WCML) addresses these problems. A systematic approach to code reuse is presented with the WebComposition Repository, which is an essential tool for retrieval and classification of large component sets. The Repositorys architecture is crafted to support multiple representation and classification approaches. It facilitates reuse in component-based Web Engineering.
Reference
Gaedke, Martin; Rehse, Jörn: Supporting Compositional Reuse in Component-Based Web Engineering. Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Applied Computing (SAC 2000), 2000.
