1 / 15

Development of a Web-Based Feature Manager Tool for Product Line Management

This project presents the development of a web-based feature manager tool that supports a product line approach, enabling the creation of variants based on a generic platform. The tool facilitates feature tree management, product management, and editing capabilities. Key achievements include client-side and server-side implementations using Java, Spring MVC, Dojo, and Derby databases. The presentation highlights the iterative development process, which emphasizes incremental progress and testing. Overall, the project serves as a practical learning experience in navigating complex web application frameworks and methodologies.

jacoba
Télécharger la présentation

Development of a Web-Based Feature Manager Tool for Product Line Management

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Industrial Project (234313) Students: Roni Rabin, Eyal Biran Supervisors: Itay Maman, Tali Yatzkar-Haham, Julia Rubin Online Feature ManagerFinal Presentation

  2. Background • Product line approach: development of a generic platform from which numerous different products can be derived. • Example: Nokia’s cell phone line

  3. Goals • Develop web-based feature manager tool • Main elements: • Feature Tree Management • Product Management • Feature Tree Editing • Product Definition

  4. Methodology • Development Methodology: • Weekly iterations – review current status, choose stories for next iteration • Incremental evolution – code is always runnable • Main tools: • Java over Eclipse • Spring MVC framework • Dojo/Dijit libraries • JSON format • Derby database

  5. Architecture • The feature manager tool consists of • Client-side code • Server-side code • Database

  6. Achievements- Server Side • Receives requests from the client and responds accordingly. • Data requests for client • Update requests • Saves system data in a persistent database • Checks input received from client for errors • Reports errors on server side to client • Includes automatic testing

  7. Achievements- Client Side Feature Tree Management • Supports creation of a new feature tree • Supports edit/remove/rename an existing feature tree • Displays information about selected feature tree Dojo Filtering Select: based on JSON data store

  8. Achievements- Client Side Product Management • Create a new product based on an existing feature tree • Edit/Remove/Rename a product • Displays information about selected feature tree Dojo Filtering Select: based on JSON data store

  9. Achievements- Client Side Feature Tree Editor • Receives id of the wanted feature tree in url • Displays current feature tree • Displays information about selected item in feature tree • Allows renaming of tree • Allows add/remove/rename of feature • Allows creation of dependencies between features using exclusion/inclusion lists

  10. Achievements- Client Side Feature Tree Editor

  11. Achievements- Client Side Product Definition • Receives product id in URL • Displays feature tree with selection buttons • Displays information about selected product and features • Constraints between features are supported, error message appears if bad selection is made

  12. Achievements- Client Side Product Definition

  13. Conclusions • Web applications are complex • Many frameworks and libraries • Frequent meetings are vital to the progress of the project. • On a large scale project, appropriate work methods and infrastructures are crucial for the ongoing success of the project. • Repository • Code reviews • Project was a great platform for learning new technologies and how a project is executed in the “real world”

  14. Live demonstration

  15. Q&A

More Related