Synthesis - Based Software Architecture Design
Bedir Tekinerdogan,Mehmet Aksit +1 more
- Vol. 648, pp 143-174
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This chapter introduces a novel architecture design approach based on the concept of synthesis that is a well-known and effective problem solving technique in traditional engineering disciplines for the design of an atomic transaction architecture for a real industrial project.Abstract:
During the last decade several architecture design approaches have been introduced. These approaches however have to cope with several obstacles and software architecture design remains a difficult problem. To cope with these obstacles this chapter introduces a novel architecture design approach. The approach is based on the concept of synthesis that is a well-known and effective problem solving technique in traditional engineering disciplines. The approach is illustrated for the design of an atomic transaction architecture for a real industrial project.read more
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Figure 2.1 The outline of the chapter 
Figure 4.15 Conceptual Architecture of RecoveryManager 
Figure 5.5 Design Space of Scheduler with Object as property set 
Figure 4.6 A use case model for the transaction processing in the INEDIS system 
Figure 5.21 Design Space Composer Tool 
Table 4.5 Alternatives of the sub-concepts of RecoveryManager
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