A Unified Object Topology

Authors:
William M. Tepfenhart;James J. Cusick
Affiliations:
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Venue:
IEEE Software
Year:
1997

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Abstract

This article offers a structure for understanding how kits, frameworks, and systems fit in with patterns, architectural styles, and domain analysis. The article applies the structure to show what information-specifically, patterns and architectural styles-are required to develop kits, frameworks, and systems, and how that information fits into a systems development life cycle. The topology also identifies potential products and research areas.