Worldwide the belief is shared that software reuse is needed to cope with the ever increasing amount of software. Software reuse is one part of addressing the amount of software, which is often overhyped and underestimated. Reuse of software is discussed via 8 statements, addressing: the need for reuse, the technical and organizational challenges, integration issues, evolution, reuse of know ho...

An electronic marketplace supports the interaction among different users to exchange information about products to sell and buy. Significance of electronic marketplaces is given by the huge amount of web sites that are currently available providing services in almost any area one can think of. However, existing similarities among these sites are not precisely documented, which strongly restrain...

The design of visual metaphors and the development of visualization tools have a key difference: while the former is a creative process to produce novel and generic approaches, the latter is a goal-oriented process. Ensuring that a tool properly maps the data required to achieve its goals into visual attributes is not trivial, since there are several abstraction gaps to be addressed. The mappin...

We describe the methodology and current features for ML2000, a new-generation design of ML. ML2000 adds a number of features to Standard ML and Caml, providing better support for extensibility and code reuse, while also fixing latent problems. Although none of the features is particularly novel on its own, the combination of features and design methodology are.

No one has yet developed a generally acceptable model of reusable software that fully captures the nature of software parts and how they should be used to construct new systems. This paper discusses developing a model of reusable subsystems, where a subsystem can vary in grain size from large scale generic architectures to single module components. It draws on previous work from wisr'91 to desc...

radio frequency identification (rfid) applications have spread all over the world. in order to provide their security and privacy, researchers proposed different kinds of protocols. in this paper, we analyze the privacy of a new protocol, proposed by yu-jehn in 2015 which is based on electronic product code class1 generation 2 (epc c1 g2) standard. by applying the ouafi_phan privacy model, we s...

Modern software development methodologies include reuse of open source code. Reuse can be facilitated by architectural knowledge of the software, not necessarily provided in the documentation of open source software. The effort required to comprehend the system’s source code and discover its architecture can be considered a major drawback in reuse. In a recent study we examined the correlations...

In analysis phase, conceptual models are developed to understand and communicate the core knowledge of the problem. Patterns have emerged as a promising technique for software reuse. Patterns that represent conceptual models are called analysis patterns. Analysis patterns can be reused to understand similar and related problems. Real-life problems may require the integration of several analysis...

Worldwide the belief is shared that software reuse is needed to cope with the ever increasing amount of software. Software reuse is one part of addressing the amount of software, which is often overhyped and underestimated. Reuse of software is discussed via 8 statements, addressing: the need for reuse, the technical and organizational challenges, integration issues, evolution, reuse of know ho...

We describe the methodology and current features for ML2000, a new-generation design of ML. ML2000 adds a number of features to Standard ML and Caml, providing better support for extensibility and code reuse, while also fixing latent problems. Although none of the features is particularly novel on its own, the combination of features and design methodology are.