A process-centered software engineering environment with network centric computing
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A good process-centered software engineering environment, PSEE, helps the project teams develop software. To support concurrent teamwork, a distributed PSEE supports the interaction and cooperation of project members. The Internet and Web technologies have brought up a new concept called network centric computing, NCC. The NCC provides a standard interface for accessing data to improve the extensibility of applications. We present the design and implementation of a distributed PSEE with NCC. The architecture of our PSEE is divided into three layers: kernel, intermediate and user interface layers. These layers contain the web server, process server and object server which communicate with each other through a stateless access protocol, SAP. These servers are in charge of process modeling and execution, while the web browser is in charge of the user interface such as an agenda. We present the activities of process enactment within a project. We make a comparison between our PSEE with the NCC model and prior PSEE with the client-server model.
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