Component-based enterprise development

Author: (USA) Harry H. Halpin
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: "The author proposes breakthrough concepts regarding the architecture, implementation, and deployment of software development teams. Recommended reading." — Jeff Sutherland, Chairman of the OOPSLA Business Object Component Working Group, Chief Technology Officer of IDX Systems, "This book is highly beneficial for all readers considering the challenging task of adopting component software at the enterprise level." — Clemens Szyperski (Microsoft Research), author of the award-winning book Component Software: Beyond Object-Oriented Programming
This book presents a comprehensive component-based strategy, the "Business Component Method." It applies component thinking and extends it to all aspects of software system development, deployment, operation, and evolution, offering the concepts needed to address the real-world challenges of component-based development. It focuses on large-scale distributed enterprise systems that frequently change. The book is clear in its thinking and rigorous in its structure, providing great help for project managers, system analysts, software designers, and others. For students in relevant disciplines at universities, it is also an excellent reference book to broaden their horizons.