CALiPro aims to improve and automate the configuration phase of software product lines through the development of innovative tools, services and methods.
Expertises:
Engineering of complex IT systems ⊕
Domaine: Software industry ⊕
Factsheet:
Increasingly, software products are designed to include many variants, collec- tively constituting a software product line (SPL). In mass consumption prod- ucts, this software flexibility has become necessary in order to achieve the level of customisation required to meet the needs of an ever more demanding market (e.g. ERPs, telecommunication services, e-business, e-government services, open source software, etc).
CALiPro is focusing on the improvement of the Application Engineering phase, which is the phase during which a product is assembled and configured from intermediary reusable components. There is a lack of tool support in that phase confirmed by several companies that have engaged in such an approach.
The CALiPro project produces a set of innovative tools, services and methods to provide support for modelling and reasoning on SPL of industrial size. The tooling is also supporting reasoning on any product line. More precisely:
CALiPro contributes to the industrial adoption of product lines in the software domain but is not restricted to it as it mostly focuses on the design stage. It helps reducing the cost in engaging in a product line approach by providing faster return on investment through better and systematic reuse, faster time-to-market of prod- uct variants and more efficient quality control.
Publications
03.11.2015
03.11.2015
Publications scientifiques
Raphael Michel. Automated Reasoning on Cardinality-based Feature Models. PhD Thesis. University of Namur, November 2015...
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29.01.2011
29.01.2011
Communication scientifique
Raphaël Michel, Andreas Classen, Arnaud Hubaux and Quentin Boucher, A Formal Semantics for Feature Cardinalities in Feature Diagrams, Fifth...
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12.10.2010
12.10.2010
Publications scientifiques
Hubaux, A., Classen, A., Boucher Q., Michel R., Heymans P. - "Evaluating a Textual Feature Modelling Language : Four Industrial Case Studies",...
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30.06.2012
30.06.2012
Publications scientifiques
Raphaël Michel, Vijay Ganesh, Arnaud Hubaux and Patrick Heymans, An SMT-based approach to automated configuration, 10th International Workshop on...
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