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ORCIDIPSEN 1996
- Manfred Nagl
:
Building Tightly Integrated Software Development Environments: The IPSEN Approach. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1170, Springer 1996, ISBN 3-540-61985-2 - Manfred Nagl:
Overview: Introduction, Classification, and Global Approach. 1-168
The Outside Perspective: Tools, Environments, Their Integration, and User Interface
- The outside perspective: Tools, environments, their integration, and user interface. 169-245
- Gregor Engels, Manfred Nagl, Wilhelm Schäfer, Bernhard Westfechtel:
Tight Integration on One Document: The Programming Environment. 170-177 - Martin Lefering, Christine Kohring, Thorsten Janning:
Integration of Different Perspectives: The Requirements Engineering Environment. 178-194 - Martin Lefering, Thorsten Janning:
Transition Between Different Working Areas: Vertical Integration Tools. 195-207 - Bernhard Westfechtel:
Document Type Independent Tools: Common Services for Manipulation, Layout, and User Support. 208-221 - Bernhard Westfechtel:
Integration on Coarse-Grained Level: Tools for Managing Products, Processes, and Resources. 222-241 - Manfred Nagl:
Summary of Tools: Variety, UI Characteristics, and Flexibility. 242-245
Internal Conceptual Modeling: Graph Grammar Specifications
- Internal conceptual modeling: Graph grammar specifications. 247-377
- Andy Schürr:
Introduction to the Specification Language PROGRES. 248-279 - Andy Schürr:
The Formal Background of PROGRES. 280-296 - Andy Schürr, Albert Zündorf:
Specification of Logical Documents and Tools. 297-323 - Martin Lefering, Andy Schürr:
Specification of Integration Tools. 324-334 - Bernhard Westfechtel:
Specification of the Management of Products, Processes, and Reseources. 335-355 - Andy Schürr, Andreas J. Winter, Albert Zündorf:
Developing Tools with the PROGRES Environment. 356-369 - Manfred Nagl, Andy Schürr:
Summary and Specification Lessons Learned. 370-377
Realization: Derivation of Efficient Tools
- Realization: Derivation of efficient tools. 379-501
- Peter Klein:
The Framework Revisited: A More Detailed View on the IPSEN Architecture. 380-396 - Norbert Kiesel, Andy Schürr, Bernhard Westfechtel:
GRAS: A Graph-Oriented Software Engineering Database System. 397-425 - Peter Klein:
Reuse in the Central Part: The Structure of Logical and Representation Documents, Parser, and Unparser. 426-439 - Peter Klein, Andy Schürr, Albert Zündorf:
Generating Single Document Processing Tools. 440-456 - Christine Kohring:
Execution Tools Within Environments. 457-468 - Martin Lefering:
Realization of Incremental Integration Tools. 469-481 - Peter Heimann, Bernhard Westfechtel:
Realizing Management Environments and Embedding Technical Environments. 482-493 - Manfred Nagl:
Summary and Reuse. 494-501
Current and Future Work, Open Problems
- Current and future work, open problems. 503-617
- Peter Heimann, Carl-Arndt Krapp, Manfred Nagl, Bernhard Westfechtel:
An Adaptable and Reactive Project Management Environment. 504-534 - Manfred Nagl, Andy Schürr, Andreas J. Winter:
Specification in the Large for Graph Grammars. 535-555 - Roland Baumann, Katja Cremer, Peter Klein, Ansgar Radermacher:
Distributed Aspects of Integrated Systems. 556-591 - Anita Behle, A. Deparade, Peter Klein, Manfred Nagl:
Specific Application Environments. 592-605 - Manfred Nagl:
Summary and Synergy. 606-617
Conclusion
- Manfred Nagl:
Conclusion: Summary, Evaluation, and Vision. 619-652
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