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    Domain Objects and Microservices for Systems Development: a roadmap

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    This paper discusses a roadmap to investigate Domain Objects being an adequate formalism to capture the peculiarity of microservice architecture, and to support Software development since the early stages. It provides a survey of both Microservices and Domain Objects, and it discusses plans and reflections on how to investigate whether a modeling approach suited to adaptable service-based components can also be applied with success to the microservice scenario

    SAT-Based Extraction of Behavioural Models for Java Libraries with Collections

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    Behavioural models are a valuable tool for software verification, testing, monitoring, publishing etc. However, they are rarely provided by the software developers and have to be extracted either from the source or from the compiled code. In the context of Java programs, a number of approaches exist for building behavioural models. Most of these approaches rely on the analysis of the compiled bytecode. Instead, we are looking to extract behavioural models-in the form of Finite State Machines (FSMs)-from the Java source code to ensure that the obtained FSMs can be easily understood by the software developers and, if necessary, updated or integrated into the original source code, e.g. in the form of annotations. Modern software systems are huge, rely on external libraries and interact with their environment. Hence, extracting useful behavioural models requires abstraction. In this paper, we present an initial approach to this problem by focusing on the extraction of FSMs modelling library APIs. We focus on the analysis of Java code involving the use of collections. To this end, we encode the operational semantics of collection operations using patterns of Boolean predicates. These patterns are instantiated based on the analysis of the source code of API implementation methods to form an encoding of the possible FSM transitions. A SAT solver is then used to determine the enabledness conditions (guards) of these transitions
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