Remedy IT Revised Submission Presentation for the Unified Component Model (UCM) for Distributed, RealTime, and Embedded Systems
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- 1. Remedy IT UCM Revised Submission Johnny Willemsen (jwillemsen@remedy.nl) www.remedy.nl mars/2015-02-04
- 2. Our focus area As a company we focus, at this moment, on the runtime part of the component framework Our code generators and tooling take IDL as input Therefore our UCM initial submission focuses on the IDL PSM The UML meta model has to be added, could we make create a separate IDL4 meta model? Copyright © 20152
- 3. Starting constraints Components provide and use services which are defined using IDL interfaces IDL interfaces are local by default Copyright © 20153
- 4. Container (1) The UCM container should be small The container manages all installed instances The ‘container’ doesn’t contain the component specific generated glue code Copyright © 20154
- 5. Component Components are user defined Provide services to other components using facets Uses services from other components using receptacles Have a predefined lifecycle model Copyright © 20155
- 6. Component Life Cycle Copyright © 20156 deploy on_create() on_activate() on_destroy() on_remove() Created Passive Active on_passivate()
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- 8. Next steps? Work on the interaction patterns Look at how interaction patterns are tied to a specific component • IDL3+ • IDL annotations Execution models Copyright © 20158
- 9. Some first UCM implementation steps Starting point for us is AXCIOMA http://www.remedy.nl/en/axcioma First steps made related for an UCM proof of concept Copyright © 20159
- 10. Contact Remedy IT Melkrijder 11 3861 SG Nijkerk (Gld) The Netherlands tel.: +31(0)88 053 0000 e-mail: sales@remedy.nl website: www.remedy.nl Twitter: @RemedyIT Slideshare: RemedyIT Subscribe to our mailing list Copyright © 201510