The Study on Component Composition Based on Extend UML 2 Component Diagrams

Yuan Yong Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.442.129

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The Study on Component Composition Based on Extend UML 2 Component Diagrams

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In order to push the composition of components a further step forward, the component language CompJava introduces structural units of component code that may participate via the intermediary of plugs in the composition process. An extension of UML 2 component diagrams by the new features has proven very valuable in order to visualize the compositional structure of components for a better understanding and communication. The transformation of a CompJava component diagram into the CompJava language is straightforward and precisely defined.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 442)

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Component Composition, Java, UML 2

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