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| Self-adaptation of software systems at run-time is more and more required in current software systems. The dynamism in the field of Software Architectures can be addressed at two different levels of abstraction: at the configuration level or at the type level. The former, called dynamic reconfiguration, enables an architecture to create or destroy architectural element instances and their links at run-time. The latter, called dynamic architectural type evolution, enables a system to dynamically change the type of simple and/or complex architectural elements and the internal connections of complex architectural elements. In this paper, it is presented an approach to address how to dynamically evolve the architectural types of a system from a platform-independent view. This approach identifies the different concerns involved in the adaptation process by encapsulating them into aspects, and makes use of reflection mechanisms to perform the type updating process. | |
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Editorial del Libro
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Springer Verlag, LNCS 5292 |
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ISBN
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978-3-540-88029-5 |
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Título del Libro
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Second European Conference on Software Architectures |
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281 |
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