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Third ACIS Int'l Conference on Software Engineering Research, Management and Applications (SERA'05)
Component Specification for Enterprise Software Development on Web Services Environment
Central Michigan University, Mount Pleasant, Michigan
August 11-August 13
ISBN: 0-7695-2297-1
Il-Hyung Cho, Saginaw Valley State University
John D. McGregor, Clemson University

The idea of developing software systems by putting software modules together has been a goal for many software researchers and practitioners for a long time. This goal is within sight due to the increased adoption of componentbased software engineering, the development of component standards, and their wide acceptance by industry. Component- based development is an approach to developing a software system by assembling and composing already built software components. It promises reusable and plugand- playable software system development environments. The component concept is not new and has been perceived in several different ways by software researchers in academics and practitioners in industry. The different perspectives from diverse researchers and practitioners have led to a plethora of definitions of component and different component specification and implementation models. In this paper, we will briefly review several of these different views and definitions on software components. We then present the Interoperable Component Specification Model (ICSM) for the Web services environment.

Citation:
Il-Hyung Cho, John D. McGregor, "Component Specification for Enterprise Software Development on Web Services Environment," sera, pp.438-445, Third ACIS Int'l Conference on Software Engineering Research, Management and Applications (SERA'05), 2005
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