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2005
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Asset recovery and their incorporation into product lines

Abstract
Software product lines aim in having a common platform from which several similar products can be derived. The elements of the platform are called assets and they are managed in an asset base being part of the product line infrastructure. Assets can include own developments, open source or third-party software modules, as well as design and project documents. In the context of the European-wide project FAMILIES we concentrated on techniques used to populate the asset base by recovering assets from existing systems. We present an approach on how to incorporate existing assets into the product line infrastructure. Thereby we explicitly distinguish the asset origins and the different information sources available. The incorporation is a quality-driven process that is backed up by a set of reverse engineering techniques to evaluate the asset's internal quality. The quality assessment of an asset is the critical measurement for industrial development organizations in order to incorporate assets into their product line infrastructure.
Author(s)
Knodel, J.
John, I.
Ganesan, D.
Pinzger, M.
Usero, F.
Arciniegas, J.L.
Riva, C.
Publishing Place
Kaiserslautern
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Download (444.54 KB)
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Use according to copyright law
DOI
10.24406/publica-fhg-292461
Language
English
Fraunhofer-Institut für Experimentelles Software Engineering IESE  
Keyword(s)
  • software architecture

  • product line engineering

  • reverse engineering

  • ITEA

  • family

  • Café

  • asset recovery

  • asset incorporation

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