Software product line engineering: foundations, principles and techniques
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Parti Introduction 1
1 Introduction to Software Product Line Engineering 3
1.1 Principles of Product Line Engineering....................................................................4
1.2 Engineering Customised Products.............................................................................7
1.3 Motivations for Product Line Engineering................................................................9
1.4 Software Product Line Engineering........................................................................13
2 A Framework for Software Product Line Engineering 19
2.1 Introduction.............................................................................................................20
2.2 Two Development Processes...................................................................................20
2.3 Overview of the Framework....................................................................................21
2.4 Domain Engineering................................................................................................23
2.5 Domain Artefacts....................................................................................................28
2.6 Application Engineering.............................,............................................................30
2.7 Application Artefacts...............................................................................................34
2.8 Role of the Framework in the Book........................................................................36
3 Overview of the Example Domain: Home Automation 39
3.1 Smart Home Fundamentals.....................................................................................40
3.2 Building Blocks of a Home Automation System....................................................43
3.3 An Example.............................................................................................................46
3.4 Software Variability in Smart Home Applications..................................................50
3.5 Role of the Home Automation Domain in the Book...............................................52
Part II Product Line Variability 53
4 Principles of Variability 57
4.1 Introduction.............................................................................................................58
4.2 Variability Subject and Variability Object..............................................................59
4.3 Variability in Software Product Line Engineering..................................................61
4.4 Variability in Time vs. Variability in Space............................................................65
4.5 Internal and External Variability.............................................................................68
4.6 Orthogonal Variability Model.................................................................................72
4.7 Handling Complexity in Variability Models...........................................................87
II Contents
4.8 Differences from Single-System Engineering.........................................................88
4.9 Summary.................................................................................................................88
5 Documenting Variability in Requirements Artefacts 89
5.1 Introduction.............................................................................................................90
5.2 Documenting Requirements....................................................................................91
5.3 Variability in Textual Requirements.......................................................................96
5.4 Variability in Requirements Models.......................................................................99
5.5 Traceability Between Variability Model and Requirements Artefacts..................109
5.6 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................112
5.7 Summary...............................................................................................................113
6 Documenting Variability in Design Artefacts 115
6.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................116
6.2 Architectural Artefacts..........................................................................................117
6.3 The Reference Architecture...................................................................................123
6.4 Variability in the Development View....................................................................124
6.5 Variability in the Process View.............................................................................131
6.6 Variability in the Code View.................................................................................132
6.7 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................134
6.8 Summary...............................................................................................................134
7 Documenting Variability in Realisation Artefacts 135
7.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................136
7.2 Detailed Design Artefacts.....................................................................................137
7.3 Component Interface Variability...........................................................................139
7.4 Internal Component Variability.............................................................................145
7.5 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................147
7.6 Summary...............................................................................................................147
8 Documenting Variability in Test Artefacts 149
8.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................150
8.2 Test Artefacts........................................................................................................151
8.3 Variability in Test Artefacts..................................................................................152
8.4 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................157
8.5 Summary...............................................................................................................157
Part III Domain Engineering 159
9 Product Management 163
9.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................164
9.2 Terminology..........................................................................................................166
Contents XXIII
9.3 Traditional Product Management Activities.........................................................167
9.4 Portfolio Management...........................................................................................168
9.5 Extension of the Product Portfolio........................................................................177
9.6 Management of Existing Products................................................>.........................186
9.7 Scoping..................................................................................................................188
9.8 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................189
9.9 Summary...............................................................................................................191
10 Domain Requirements Engineering 193
10.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................194
10.2 Traditional Requirements Engineering Activities.................................................197
10.3 Challenges of Domain Requirements Engineering...............................................198
10.4 Overview of Major Steps......................................................................................199
10.5 Requirements Sources...........................................................................................201
10.6 Commonality Analysis..........................................................................................201
10.7 Variability Analysis...............................................................................................204
10.8 Defining Requirements Variability.......................................................................206
10.9 Example.................................................................................................................209
10.10 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................215
10.11 Summary...............................................................................................................216
11 Domain Design 217
11.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................218
11.2 Traditional Design Activities................................................................................220
11.3 Quality Requirements............................................................................................221
11.4 Commonality and Variability in Design................................................................225
11.5 Designing the Reference Architecture...................................................................231
11.6 Architecture Validation.........................................................................................236
11.7 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................238
11.8 Summary...............................................................................................................239
12 Domain Realisation 241
12.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................242
12.2 Traditional Realisation Activities..........................................................................244
12.3 Realising Interfaces...............................................................................................245
12.4 Realising Variable Components............................................................................248
12.5 Binding Time of Variability..................................................................................250
12.6 Realising Configurability......................................................................................253
12.7 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................255
12.8 Summary...............................................................................................................255
13 Domain Testing 257
13.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................258
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13.2 Software Testing....................................................................................................262
13.3 Domain Testing and Application Testing..............................................................266
13.4 Testing Variability at Different Test Levels..........................................................267
13.5 Criteria for Product Line Test Strategies...............................................................270
13.6 Product Line Test Strategies..................................................................................271
13.7 Domain Test Activities..........................................................................................281
13.8 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................283
13.9 Summary...............................................................................................................284
14 Selecting High-Level COTS Components 285
14.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................286
14.2 The CoVAR Process.............................................................................................288
14.3 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................300
14.4 Summary...............................................................................................................301
Part IV Application Engineering 303
15 Application Requirements Engineering 307
15.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................308
15.2 Application Requirements Engineering Activities................................................312
15.3 Communication of the Product Line Variability...................................................315
15.4 Analysis of Requirements Deltas..........................................................................318
15.5 Documentation of the Application Requirements.................................................326
15.6 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................328
15.7 Summary...............................................................................................................329
16 Application Design 331
16.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................332
16.2 Development of the Application Architecture......................................................334
16.3 Feedback of Application Artefacts to the Domain..............................................,. 340
16.4 Effort and Cost of Variants...................................................................................341
16.5 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................342
16.6 Summary...............................................................................................................343
17 Application Realisation 345
17.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................346
17.2 Configuration........................................................................................................348
17.3 Realisation of Application-Specific Components.................................................350
17.4 Building the Application.......................................................................................351
17.5 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................353
17.6 Summary...............................................................................................................354
Contents XXV
18 Application Testing 355
18.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................356
18.2 Domain Test Artefact Reuse.................................................................................359
18.3 Tests Related to Variability...................................................................................362
18.4 Testing Variability at Different Test Levels..........................................................364
18.5 Application Test Coverage....................................................................................365
18.6 Application Test Activities....................................................................................367
18.7 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................369
18.8 Summary...............................................................................................................370
PartV Organisation Aspects 371
19 Organisation 375
19.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................376
19.2 Properties of Organisation Structures....................................................................376
19.3 Basic Hierarchical Organisation Structures...........................................................378
19.4 Matrix Organisation Structures.............................................................................384
19.5 Detailed Structure..................................................................................................389
19.6 Cross-Functional Teams........................................................................................389
19.7 Organisation Theory..............................................................................................389
19.8 Differences from Single-System Engineering.......................................................391
19.9 Summary...............................................................................................................392
20 Transition Process 393
20.1 Introduction...........................................................................................................394
20.2 Motivation and Business Objectives.....................................................................394
20.3 Transition Strategies..............................................................................................395
20.4 Benefits and Drawbacks of the Transition Strategies............................................398
20.5 Cost Model............................................................................................................400
20.6 Application of the Cost Model to the Transition Strategies..................................402
20.7 Major Steps of a Transition Process......................................................................406
20.8 Summary...............................................................................................................410
Part VI Experience and Future Research 4ii
21 Experiences with Software Product Line Engineering 413
21.1 ABB.......................................................................................................................414
21.2 Boeing Company...................................................................................................415
21.3 CelsiusTech Systems AB......................................................................................416
21.4 Cummins Inc.........................................................................................................417
21.5 Hewlett-Packard....................................................................................................419
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21.6 LG Industrial Systems Co., Ltd.............................................................................420
21.7 Lucent Technologies.............................................................................................421
21.8 MARKET MAKER Software AG.........................................................................422
21.9 Philips....................................................................................................................424
21.10 Robert Bosch GmbH.............................................................................................427
21.11 Salionlnc...............................................................................................................428
21.12 Siemens AG Medical Solutions HSIM.................................................................430
21.13 TestoAG...............................................................................................................431
21.14 The National Reconnaissance Office....................................................................432
21.15 The Naval Undersea Warfare Center....................................................................433
22 Future Research 435
22.1 Domain Specialisation...........................................................................................436
22.2 Quality Assurance.................................................................................................436
22.3 Model-Driven Development..................................................................................436
22.4 Evolution...............................................................................................................437
22.5 Multiple Product Lines..........................................................................................437
22.6 Tool Support..........................................................................................................437
22.7 Process Improvement and Assessment..................................................................438
22.8 Economics.............................................................................................................438
The Authors 439
References 445
Glossary 457
Index 461
Pohl • Bockle • /uh derUndcn
Software Product Line Engineering
This textbook addiesses students, professionals, loctureis, and researchers interested in software product
line engineering With moiethan 100 examples and about 150 illustrations, the authois describejn
the essential foundations, pnnciplesTand techniques of softwaie product line engineeiing
The authors aie professionals and researchers who significantly influenced the softwaie product line
engineering paradigm and successfully applied software pioduct line engineering principles in industry
They have structured this textbook around a comprehensive product line fiamework Software product
line engineeiing has proven to be the paradigm foi developing a diversity of software products and roft
waie-iniensive systems in shorter time, at lower cost, and with higher quality It facilitates platform-based
development and mass customisation The authois elaboiate on the two key principles behind softwaie
product line engineeiing (I) the separation of softwaie development in two distinct processes, domain -
and application engmeeiing,(2) the explicit defmiLionand management of thejvailability ofjthe pioduct
line dcrossall_deyelopment artefacts JUj^^mmmttAU^^SBtSStS^ljfff^jlif^ ij
Asa student, you will find a detailed description of the key processes, their activities, and undeilyinq
tcchniquesfonjefining and managing software pioduct line artefacts Asa researcher or lecturer, ymi
will find a comprehensive discussion of the state of-the art organised around the comprehensive frame¬
work Asa professional, you will find guidelines for introducing this paradigm in your company and
oveiview of industrial experiences wUh sofi are pioduct line engineeiing
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