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Runtime Modularity in Complex Structures: A Component Model for Fine Grained Runtime Adaptation
Abstract: Online modular adaptation and self-adaptation techniques have demonstrated signi cant bene ts in coarse-grained software, enabling agile and high-performance deployments. We are studying the same kinds of runtime adaptation applied to fine-grained software such as graphical user interfaces and web server implementations. However, this kind of software is defined by pervasive use of behaviourally-driven structure. Existing runtime component models fail to capture this necessity due to their exclusive reliance on externally-driven structural composition. In this paper we present a novel runtime component model that both satis es the need to externally manage software structure, enabling runtime adaptation and self-adaptation, while also satisfying the need for fine-grained software to create elements of its own structure based on application-specific system behaviour. We present the key details of our model along with an initial evaluation.
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Venue: ACM SIGSOFT CBSE 2014.
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