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| "We believe that a design environment needs to provide various representations and design tools for programmers to work on an application. (...) A multi-designer approach allows modifying and then adapting applications using different design views." | "We believe that a design environment needs to provide various representations and design tools for programmers to work on an application. (...) A multi-designer approach allows modifying and then adapting applications using different design views." | ||
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| + | ===== Component ===== | ||
| + | "Clemens Szyperski in (Component Software - Beyond OOP) : A software component is a unit of composition with contractually specified interfaces and explicit context dependencies only. A software component can be deployed independently and is subject to composition by third parties. (...) Wcomp component model is inspired from the JavaBeans model. But it has been slightly modified. A component in Wcomp is also an instance of a class. But it is not necessarily serializable. A component has a unique name. A component has an interface that is composed of a set of events and a set of methods. (...) Events are characterized by their unique name and methods as well. They are gathered in the term of 'port'." | ||