A highly decentralized system of autonomous service components consists of multiple and possibly interacting feedback loops. These loops can be organized into a variety of architectural patterns. Although several authors have addressed the need to make feedback loops first-class entities, little attention has been given to providing solid tool support for their engineering and implementation. In this paper, we present SimSOTA - an integrated Eclipse plug-in tool to architect, engineer and implement self-adaptive systems based on our feedback loop-based approach. SimSOTA adopts model-driven development to model and simulate complex self-adaptive architectural patterns, and to automate the generation of Java-based implementation code for the patterns. The approach is validated using a case study in cooperative electric vehicles.
An Integrated Eclipse Plug-In for Engineering and Implementing Self-Adaptive Systems / Abeywickrama, Dhaminda B.; Hoch, Nicklas; Zambonelli, Franco. - CD-ROM. - (2014), pp. 3-8. (Intervento presentato al convegno 23rd IEEE International WETICE Conference, WETICE 2014 tenutosi a Parma (I) nel Giugno 2014) [10.1109/WETICE.2014.63].
An Integrated Eclipse Plug-In for Engineering and Implementing Self-Adaptive Systems
ZAMBONELLI, Franco
2014
Abstract
A highly decentralized system of autonomous service components consists of multiple and possibly interacting feedback loops. These loops can be organized into a variety of architectural patterns. Although several authors have addressed the need to make feedback loops first-class entities, little attention has been given to providing solid tool support for their engineering and implementation. In this paper, we present SimSOTA - an integrated Eclipse plug-in tool to architect, engineer and implement self-adaptive systems based on our feedback loop-based approach. SimSOTA adopts model-driven development to model and simulate complex self-adaptive architectural patterns, and to automate the generation of Java-based implementation code for the patterns. The approach is validated using a case study in cooperative electric vehicles.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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