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In this important aspect there is a strong thread of continuity between the ideas of Brooks and Blum – although ironically Blum does not use the words ‘software architecture’ – and a symmetrical discontinuity between Brooks and the SEI despite their claims to the contrary. It is also worth noting that this view of the software architect as the client’s agent is also a preoccupation of the World Wide Institute of Software Architects. In this sense, the move to service oriented architecture is precisely a move away from the centralized architectures of COTS packages and, indeed, poorly thought out ‘product line’ architectures based on them, and towards a fully composable and client-centric approach.
QoS indicators). Bosch reports that between four and eight categories of scenarios are typical. Scenarios are identified and specified for each category, and each one assigned a weighting. Weightings can be, if necessary, normalized. Scenario-based assessment follows in two main steps: impact analysis and quality attribute prediction. The impact of the running of each scenario in a profile is assessed and then a predictive value for a quality attribute measured.
An influential interpretation of this idea, applied specifically to object-oriented development, has been offered by Phillipe Kruchten in his ‘4+1 View Model’ of software architecture (Kruchten, 1995). This view underpins IBM’s Rational Unified Process and is responsible, in large part, for the claim that it is ‘architecture-centric’. Kruchten concedes that software architecture deals with abstraction, with composition and decomposition, and also with style and aesthetics. To deal with all these aspects, especially in the face of large and challenging systems developments, Kruchten proposes a generic model made up of five different views as follows.