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Legacy systems migration in CelLEST
Proceedings of the 22nd international conference on Software engineering - ICSE '00, 2000Most research on legacy user interface migration has adopted code understanding as the means for system modeling and reverse engineering. The methodological assumption underlying the CELLEST project is that the purpose of system migration is to enable, and possibly optimize, its current uses on a new platform.
Eleni Stroulia +3 more
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Identifying objects in legacy systems
Proceedings Fifth International Workshop on Program Comprehension. IWPC'97, 2002We present an approach to decomposing legacy systems written in procedural languages into objects. The identification of the objects is centred around persistent data scores, such as files or tables in the database, while programs and subroutines are candidate to implement object methods.
A. CIMITILE +3 more
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Transforming a Legacy System into Components
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2006Most legacy systems are being pressured to continuously respond to changing requirements, but it is impossible almost to cope with these requests effectively. Because many legacy systems have suffered from lack of standardization and openness, difficulty of change, and absence of distributed architecture. Especially, according as legacy system has been
Haeng-Kon Kim
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An Agile Approach to a Legacy System
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2004We describe how a small, successful, self-selected XP team approached a seemingly intractable problem with panache, flair and immodesty. We rewrote a legacy application by delivering new features, a radically different approach to those previously applied. This proved to be a low cost, low risk proposition with a very high payoff for success.
Chris Stevenson, Andy Pols
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Optician, 2022
Simon Jones considers what might be some of the lasting legacies of the pandemic
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Simon Jones considers what might be some of the lasting legacies of the pandemic
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Understanding legacy systems with OSK
Proceedings IEEE International Conference on Software Maintenance. ICSM 2001, 2002The tool named OSK (Operational System Knowledge), is the result of cooperation between Sintesi and Software Engineering and Applications Laboratory of CNUCE Institute of C.N.R. In fact, OSK is derived from the basic ideas implemented in a SEAL prototype named TROOP developed in the framework of C.N.R. Progetto Finalizzato. OSK can be used in a variety
Brizioli A +3 more
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RESCUE: legacy systems translator
Proceedings of 2nd Working Conference on Reverse Engineering, 2002Shows theoretical and practical results of a research project developed by ArtInSoft SA. First, it shows the theoretical basis required to automatically translate computer programs by means of deduction. As it is implemented in the Logistica language, deduction is performed by an expression rewriting process which preserves equivalence in each ...
Federico Zoufaly +3 more
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Architectural evolution of legacy systems
Proceedings. Twenty-Third Annual International Computer Software and Applications Conference (Cat. No.99CB37032), 2003The purpose of this paper is to gain experience in solving real problems faced by a company. We first specify the system architecture of the AFS Master System (R) using our Component Specification Language (CSL). We then identified various problem evident in the current architecture of the AFS Master System (R). Based on an analysis of the architecture
Alok Mehta, George T. Heineman
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Planning the reengineering of legacy systems
IEEE Software, 1995How can you know if reengineering is cost-effective? If it is preferable to new development? Or to maintaining the status quo? The author proposes a way to quantify the costs and prove the benefits of reengineering over other alternatives and offers some advice on contracting a reengineering project. >
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Digital Systems and the Experience of Legacy
Proceedings of the 2017 Conference on Designing Interactive Systems, 2017As people generate large quantities of heterogeneous data across their lifetimes, there is an opportunity to consider how we might build digital systems that leverage this information to help people communicate aspects of their life for which they would like to be remembered without the need to directly assign or pass on this information to another ...
Rebecca Gulotta +2 more
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