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Adaptive Object Modelling Using the .NET Framework

Overview This paper presents the Expandable Software Infrastructure (ESI), an amalgamation of adaptive object modelling and component-based software development. Unlike other adaptive object modelling implementations where metadata have only been used to describe the data and the executing domain, the ESI takes metadata further and utilizes it to describe the data, domain, behaviour and components - providing with a truly expandable AOM. This paper highlights how the relatively complex task of adaptive object modelling can be executed simply and elegantly using the Microsoft .NET Framework and further describe how core .NET technologies such as ADO.NET, .NET Compact Framework, reflection and remoting sculpted the architecture of the ESI.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	University of Pretoria	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	Programming Languages, .NET, Application Development

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