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Model-Driven Development of Component Infrastructures for Embedded Systems
Component infrastructures such as Enterprise JavaBeans,
Micorosoft’s COM+ and CORBA Components have become a
de-facto standard for enterprise applications. Reasons for this
success are the clean separation of technical and functional
concerns, COTS containers (applications servers), and the
resulting well-defined programming model and standardization.
To benefit from these advantages in the domain of embedded
systems, the same concepts can be used, but a different
implementation strategy is required: monolithic application
servers are not suitable because of the limited resources regarding
computing power, memory, etc. on the device. An alternative can
be based on using a family of code-generated containers. The
container is generated from models that specify interfaces,
components, system topologies and deployments. In addition to
motivating the problem and looking at related work, this paper
gives general guidelines for the design and implementation of
such infrastructures and describes a prototype implementation that
has been implemented recently. We also look at the advantages of
using such an approach for the electronic control units in vehicles
and the benefits the approach could have with regards to vehicle
diagnostics.
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01.01.2005
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Model-Driven Development of Component Infrastructures for Embedded Systems
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Conference: Dagstuhl Workshop Model-Based Development of Embedded Systems
Workshop: Dagstuhl Workshop Model-Based Development of Embedded Systems
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