论文信息 - The Puzzle Approach for Designing Context-Enabled Applications

The Puzzle Approach for Designing Context-Enabled Applications

Context-enabled applications adapt their behaviour according to the context of use. We observe that this kind of applications imply a severe increase of runtime variability. To this end, we propose our Puzzle Approach, a conceptual framework specifically tailored to deal with context-enabled applications. It consists of a language-independent, conceptual domain model to define the functionalities of context-enabled applications. At the heart of our puzzle approach lays a systematic plan of four steps to compute the most appropriate behaviour according to a concrete domain model and the running context.

Wolfgang De Meuter | Pascal Costanza | Brecht Desmet | Kristof Vanhaesebrouck | Jorge Vallejos

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