Architectural Extraction In Reverse Engineering by Prototyping: An experiment

Tichelaar, Sander; Ducasse, Stéphane; Meijler, Theo-Dirk (September 1997). Architectural Extraction In Reverse Engineering by Prototyping: An experiment. In: Demeyer, Serge; Gall, Harald (eds.) ESEC/FSE Workshop on Object-Oriented Re-engineering. Technical University of Vienna

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In this workshop proposal we present a prototype approach to help the extraction of architectural information in the re-engineering process. Commonly, the re-engineering life-cycle has been defined as a succession of the following tasks: analysis of requirements, model capture (understanding the system), problem detection, problem analysis, reorganization and change propagation. We have evaluated the benefit of a prototyping approach with a focus on model capture. Although prototyping is a known approach to evaluate the application feasibility, costs, comparison and validation of choices, we focus in this paper on the aspects of prototyping that are helpful for re-engineering.

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