verification mechanism for lightweight componenent-based environment based on ioc container

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Abstract
The paper presents a concept of component verification framework dedicated to a particular lightweight component  environment. A starting point of the paper constitutes a discussion about significance of  verification process of syntax inconsistencies in the software development. Next, the need of verification in service-oriented and component-based  systems are presented and various approaches of verification in existing component environments are explained. The  main part of the paper introduces a concept of a functional integrity of component-based systems that utilize  verification mechanisms checking components consistency. The proposed solution is built on fine-grained component environment  (close to classes similarly to the Spring Framework) realized in AgE platform. Selected technical aspects of the framework design  illustrate the considerations of the paper.
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Authors ;Rafal Leszko;Kamil Pietak
Journal journal of infection
Year 2013
DOI
10.7494/csci.2013.14.4.577
URL
http://journals.agh.edu.pl/csci/article/download/87/798
Keywords
verification computer science

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