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Encapsulating windows-based software applications into reusable components with design patterns

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Zeng‐Wei Hong
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Jim‐Min Lin *
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Guo‐Ming Fang
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Che Wun Chiou
DOI：10.1016/j.infsof.2005.06.005delete
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Reusing software by integrating Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) applications into a software system is maturing in practice. Our previous work [1] presented a component wrapping approach to convert Windows-based COTS applications into CORBA objects. A formal and generalized representation of the conversion process for a Windows-based COTS application into a reusable software component would be useful and desirable for applying such software reuse to COTS-based system development. This study addresses a pattern-based representation of our experience. The patterns in this study offer clear documentation and sufficient information for a software developer to develop a COTS-based software system rapidly. An example system, Graphic Mechanical Part Management System (GMPMS) assembling two COTS applications under MS-DOS and MS-Windows 2000/XP, respectively, is also developed in this study to reveal how the patterns are utilized. (C) 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
software reuse
COTS-based system (CBS)
design patterns
Graphic Mechanical Part Management System (GMPMS)
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Information and Software Technology
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