Building software systems from previously existing components can save time and effort while increasing productivity. The key to a successful Component-Based Development (CBD) is to get the required components. However, components obtained from other developers often show different behaviours than what are required. In this thesis, we aim at building a framework in which component users and developers can collaborate to select components with tools support, by exchanging component and requirement specifications. These specifications should be precise enough so that behavioural mismatches can be detected.
| Date of Award | 3 Jun 2006 |
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| Original language | English |
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| Supervisor | Padmanabhan Krishnan (Supervisor) |
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A Collaboration Framework of Selecting Software Components Based on Behavioural Compatibility with User Requirements.
Wang, L. (Author). 3 Jun 2006
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis