Vol. 9 Issue 4
Year:2015
Issue:Apr-Jun
Title:Legality Stable Analysis Pattern
Author Name:Mohamed E. Fayad and Siddharth Jindal
Synopsis:
Legality is an umbrella term that encompasses every aspect of dealing and working with different entities in a lawful manner. Although, legality finds application across almost every existing system, an explicitly defined pattern do not exist for it even now. Hence, this paper will introduce the process of modeling different kinds of related applications without needing to re-think the problem every time and from scratch. The legality pattern represents the core knowledge of anything that complies with the regulations of its arbitration authority. In addition, this pattern can be reused as part of any new model which deals with legality in some way or the other. The pattern utilizes the concepts defined in the Software Stability Model (SSM) to develop a more stable and generic model. This will help in eliminating the need of repeating the process of separately modeling legality for each related domain.
Year:2015
Issue:Apr-Jun
Title:Legality Stable Analysis Pattern
Author Name:Mohamed E. Fayad and Siddharth Jindal
Synopsis:
Legality is an umbrella term that encompasses every aspect of dealing and working with different entities in a lawful manner. Although, legality finds application across almost every existing system, an explicitly defined pattern do not exist for it even now. Hence, this paper will introduce the process of modeling different kinds of related applications without needing to re-think the problem every time and from scratch. The legality pattern represents the core knowledge of anything that complies with the regulations of its arbitration authority. In addition, this pattern can be reused as part of any new model which deals with legality in some way or the other. The pattern utilizes the concepts defined in the Software Stability Model (SSM) to develop a more stable and generic model. This will help in eliminating the need of repeating the process of separately modeling legality for each related domain.
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