Giesecke, Simon, Bornhold, Johannes and Hasselbring, Wilhelm (2007) Middleware-induced Architectural Style Modelling for Architecture Exploration . [Paper] In: Working IEEE/IFIP Conference on Software Architecture (WICSA 2007), January 2007, Mumbai, India. , 6. - 9. January 2007, Mumbai, India . Working IEEE/IFIP Conference on Software Architecture (WICSA 2007). ; pp. 21-24 .

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Abstract

The MID ARCH method is a software design method for exploring software architecture alternatives that use different middleware platforms. First, candidate architectures are modelled based on different architectural styles that are induced by the respective middleware platforms. Candidate styles are chosen using a taxonomy of such styles. The goal is the evaluation of candidate architectures with respect to a goal/question/metric quality model. We illustrate the modelling approach using the Apache Cocoon Web component framework and related technologies, and a taxonomy of their associated styles.

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