Jessica Rubart
ABSTRACT
An extension to the well-known MVC architectural pattern is proposed to include an explicit structure model. The proposed conceptual model is further extended to address requirements from the research fields CSCW and ubiquitous computing. Furthermore, data, structure, and behavior descriptions have been identified as basic abstractions. In summary, the proposed model addresses reuse as well as design for change on different levels of abstraction.
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Index Terms
- Architecting structure-aware applications
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