Volume I ECS Software Architecture Documentation Beyond Views
Date of issue: January 23, 2002
Status: Baselined; Version 2.0.14
Name of issuing organization: Software Contractors, Inc.
Change history: Available at http://www.ourinternalwebsite/ECS/documentation/architecture/vol1/change_history/
Summary: This document is Volume I of a two-volume set. This volume contains the ECS architectural information that applies to more than one view. Chapters include the documentation roadmap, the template for presenting architectural views, an ECS system overview, the mapping between views, an architectural element directory, and a discussion of design rationale. Architectural stakeholders new to ECS should begin by reading the documentation roadmap in Chapter 1 of this volume.
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CONTENTS Chapter 1 ECS Architecture Documentation Roadmap
Chapter 2 ECS System Overview
Chapter 3 ECS Software Architecture View Template Chapter 4 Mapping Between Views
Chapter 5 Directory Chapter 6 Architecture Glossary and Acronym List Chapter 7 Rationale, Background, and Design Constraints |
Software Architectures and Documentation
- P.1. The Role of Architecture
- P.2. Uses of Architecture Documentation
- P.3. Interfaces
- P.4. Views
- P.5. Viewtypes and Styles
- P.6. Seven Rules for Sound Documentation
- P.7. Summary Checklist
- P.8. Discussion Questions
- P.9. For Further Reading
Part I. Software Architecture Viewtypes and Styles
The Module Viewtype
- Overview
- Elements, Relations, and Properties of the Module Viewtype
- What the Module Viewtype Is For and What Its Not For
- Notations for the Module Viewtype
- Relation to Other Viewtypes
- Summary Checklist
- Discussion Questions
- For Further Reading
Styles of the Module Viewtype
- Styles of the Module Viewtype
- Decomposition Style
- Uses Style
- Generalization Style
- Layered Style
- Summary Checklist
- Discussion Questions
- For Further Reading
The Component-and-Connector Viewtype
- Overview
- Elements, Relations, and Properties of the C&C Viewtype
- What the C&C Viewtype Is For and What Its Not For
- Relation to Other Viewtypes
- Summary Checklist
- Discussion Questions
- For Further Reading
Styles of the Component-and-Connector Viewtype
- Styles of the Component-and-Connector Viewtype
- The Pipe-and-Filter Style
- Shared-Data Style
- Publish-Subscribe Style
- Client-Server Style
- Peer-to-Peer Style
- Communicating-Processes Style
- Notations for C&C Styles
- Summary Checklist
- Discussion Questions
- For Further Reading
The Allocation Viewtype and Styles
- Overview
- Elements, Relations, and Properties of the Allocation Viewtype
- Deployment Style
- Implementation Style
- Work Assignment Style
- Summary Checklist
- Discussion Questions
- For Further Reading
Part II. Software Architecture Documentation in Practice
- Part II. Software Architecture Documentation in Practice
- ECS Architecture Documentation Roadmap
- ECS System Overview
- ECS Software Architecture View Template
- Mapping Between Views
- Directory
- Architecture Glossary and Acronym List
- Module Decomposition View
- Module Uses View
- Module Generalization View
- Module Layered View
- C&C Pipe-and-Filter View
- C&C Shared-Data View
- C&C Communicating-Processes View
- Allocation Deployment View
- Allocation Implementation View
- Allocation Work Assignment View
Advanced Concepts
- Advanced Concepts
- Chunking Information: View Packets, Refinement, and Descriptive Completeness
- Using Context Diagrams
- Combined Views
- Documenting Variability and Dynamism
- Creating and Documenting a New Style
- Summary Checklist
- Discussion Questions
- For Further Reading
Documenting Software Interfaces
- Overview
- Interface Specifications
- A Standard Organization for Interface Documentation
- Stakeholders of Interface Documentation
- Notation for Interface Documentation
- Examples of Interface Documentation
- Summary Checklist
- Discussion Questions
- For Further Reading
Documenting Behavior
- Beyond Structure
- Where to Document Behavior
- Why to Document Behavior
- What to Document
- How to Document Behavior: Notations and Languages
- Summary Checklist
- Discussion Questions
- For Further Reading
Choosing the Views
- Choosing the Views
- Stakeholders and Their Documentation Needs
- Making the Choice
- Two Examples
- Summary Checklist
- Discussion Questions
- For Further Reading
Building the Documentation Package
- Building the Documentation Package
- One Document or Several?
- Documenting a View
- Documentation Beyond Views
- Validating Software Architecture Documentation
- Summary Checklist
- Discussion Questions
- For Further Reading
Other Views and Beyond
- Other Views and Beyond
- Overview
- Rational Unified Process/Kruchten 4+1
- UML
- Siemens Four Views
- C4ISR Architecture Framework
- ANSI/IEEE-1471-2000
- Data Flow and Control Flow
- RM-ODP
- Where Architecture Documentation Ends
- A Final Word
- For Further Reading
- Appendix A. Excerpts from a Software Architecture Documentation Package
- Volume I ECS Software Architecture Documentation Beyond Views
Rationale, Background, and Design Constraints
References
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Pages: 152
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