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Using Problem Frames with Distributed Architectures: A Case for Cardinality on Interfaces

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Using Problem Frames with Distributed Architectures: A Case for Cardinality on Interfaces

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Certain classes of problems amenable to description using Problem Frames, in particular ones intended to be implemented using a distributed architecture, can benefit by the addition of a cardinality specification on the domain interfaces. This paper presents an example of such a problem, demonstrates the need for relationship cardinality, and proposes a notation to represent cardinality on domain interfaces.

Charles B. Haley

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Added	09 Dec 2009
Updated	09 Dec 2009
Type	Conference
Year	2003
Where	ICSE
Authors	Charles B. Haley

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