A taxonomy of domain-specific reuse problems and their resolutions—version 1.0

Authors:
Wing Lam;Ben Whittle
Affiliations:
Univ. of York,York,England,UK;Univ. of York,York,England,UK
Venue:
ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes
Year:
1996

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Abstract

This paper presents a taxonomy of problems related to domain-specific reuse. The taxonomy identifies seven major problem categories (such as domain, modeling notation and viewpoints) and their sub-categories. A description of each problem in the taxonomy is given, illustrated where appropriate, with an example taken from an industrial case-study performed by the authors for Rolls-Smiths Engine Controls Limited (RoSEC). A resolution matrix is also presented, which suggests practical strategies for resolving each kind of problem described in the taxonomy.