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    Assigment 1 Component Based Architecture 5. Advantage and Limitation Advantage

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    The document discusses the advantages and limitations of component-based architecture, applicable domains, and provides a demo of creating a class library and using it in a Windows Forms project. The advantages include dividing large projects into smaller components, language independence, reduced time to market, and reusability. The limitations include increased development time, harder to identify requirements, and testing challenges. Component-based approaches have been successful in distributed, web-based, and graphical application domains. The demo shows how to build a class library, add a reference to it, and call its methods from a Windows Forms project.

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    The document discusses the advantages and limitations of component-based architecture, applicable domains, and provides a demo of creating a class library and using it in a Windows Forms project. The advantages include dividing large projects into smaller components, language independence, reduced time to market, and reusability. The limitations include increased development time, harder to identify requirements, and testing challenges. Component-based approaches have been successful in distributed, web-based, and graphical application domains. The demo shows how to build a class library, add a reference to it, and call its methods from a Windows Forms project.

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    The document discusses the advantages and limitations of component-based architecture, applicable domains, and provides a demo of creating a class library and using it in a Windows Forms project. The advantages include dividing large projects into smaller components, language independence, reduced time to market, and reusability. The limitations include increased development time, harder to identify requirements, and testing challenges. Component-based approaches have been successful in distributed, web-based, and graphical application domains. The demo shows how to build a class library, add a reference to it, and call its methods from a Windows Forms project.

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    Component based architecture

    5. Advantage and limitation

    Advantage Limitation

    -Divides large project into many small ones. -Reusability


    -Language independence +Increased Development time
    -Reduced time to market +Harder to identifu requirements
    -Enhanced quaility +Decreases usability
    -Reusable components -Choosing Middleware
    -Easy to replace components +Incompatible technology
    -Testing is hard
    +Unknown uses of components
    -High initial costs

    6. Applicable domain

    Component-based approach has in last years shown considerable success in many application domains.
    Distributed and web-based systems, desktop and graphical applications are typical examples of domains
    in which component-based approach has been very successful. In these domains the general-purpose
    component technologies, such as COM, .NET, EJB, J2EE are used.

    7. Demo

    Step 1: create a Class Library project


    Step 2: adding code to FinanceMath class. This is a typical formula to calculate loan payment.

    Step 3: Build a release version of DLL using the Build menu – see image below
    Step 4: Create a new Windows Form Project
    Step 5: Right click on References and select Add Reference. Click browse and locate the DLL in the bin

    directory of the cecs445_dll_demo project


    Step 6: add Fields,TextBoxes and Button to the Form of this Windows Form Project

    Name text boxes as: loanTB, durationTB, interestTB and paymentTB; and name button as calcB
    Step 7: double click at Calculate button and enter code for

    *Note that these are demo code; have not added any exception handling code.

    Step 8: Click Run button, and enter 30000 for loan-6 for duration- 4 for interest. Then click Calculate

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