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Component-based software engineering

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Component - based software engineering ( CBSE ) emerged in the late 1990s as an approach to software systems development based on software components .
Its creation was motivated by frustration that - oriented development had not led to extensive reuse , as had been originally suggested . Single - object were too detailed and specific and often had to be bound with an application at .
You had to have detailed knowledge of the classes to use them , which usually meant that you had to have the component code .

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To be deployable , a component has to be self - . It must be able to operate as a - alone entity on a component platform that provides an implementation of the model . This usually means that the component is binary and does not have to be before it is deployed . If a component is implemented as a
service , it does not have to be deployed by a user of that component . Rather , it is by the service provider .

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Changes that you may make to a component to make it more include :
? removing application - specific ;
? changing names to make them more ;
? adding methods to provide more complete functional coverage ;
? making handling consistent for all methods ;
? adding a " configuration " interface to allow the component to be to different situations of use ;
? integrating required components to increase .

 
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