Building Requirements Semantics for Networked Software Interoperability英文文献资料.docVIP

J. Software Engineering Applications, 2010, 3: 125-133 125 doi:10.4236/jsea.2010.32016 Published Online February 2010 (http://www.SciRP.org/journal/jsea) Building Requirements Semantics for Networked Software Interoperability Bin Wen, Keqing He, Jian Wang State Key Lab of Software Engineering, Wuhan University, Wuhan, China. Email: binwenwebb@ Received November 9 , 2009; revised December 1 , 2009; accepted December 20 , 2009. th st th ABSTRACT Naturally, like the web, integrated software systems in Internet will have to be distributed and heterogeneous. To im- prove the interoperability of services for SAAS, it is crucial to build requirements semantics that will cross the entire lifecycle of services especially on requirements stage. In this paper, a requirements semantics interoperability extend- ing approach called Connecting Ontologies (CO) that will act as semantics information carrier designing to facilitate the requirements identification and services composition is proposed. Semantic measurement of Chinese scenario is explored. By adopting the approach, a series of tools support for transport domain are developed and applied based on CO and DPO (Domain Problem Ontology) to enforce requirements engineering of networked software efficiently. Keywords: Networked Software, Requirements Semantics, Requirements Engineering, Connecting Ontologies 1. Introduction user QoE (Quality of Experience) is the highest goal. Requirements engineering (RE) is crucial to the suc- cess of software engineering, especially for networked software, and considering issues mainly include dynamic elicitation and analysis, evolution modeling, require- ments management and model verification of user re- quirements and so on. Requirements modeling methods mostly are classified as structural r