Reuse by Placement: A Paradigm for Cross-Domain Software Reuse with High Level of Granularity
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Auteurs : Yingxiao Xu ; Jay Ramanathan ; Rajiv Ramnath ; Nisheet Singh ; Shubhanan DeshpandeSource :
- Lecture Notes in Computer Science [ 0302-9743 ] ; 2011.
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Abstract: It is a challenge to reuse existing software at a high level of granularity across different domains. Inspired by product placement for advertising in markets, where a movie can be “reused” for advertising without losing the function of the movie, this paper proposes a new paradigm for software reuse: “reuse by placement”. This concept is illustrated in this paper using serious games. A framework based on virtual interactions is presented to provide dynamic placement points with reusable services to facilitate implanting new requirements intoop games in educational and human computation domains.
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Inspired by product placement for advertising in markets, where a movie can be “reused” for advertising without losing the function of the movie, this paper proposes a new paradigm for software reuse: “reuse by placement”. This concept is illustrated in this paper using serious games. 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