GB/T 36446-2018Software component management—Management information model (English PDF)

3.1 Terms and definitions

The following terms and definitions as defined in GB/T 11457 apply to this document.

3.1.1 Software asset

Software system with reusable value such as software requirements, software design, software code, test cases and documentation in the software life cycle Product. Can be used to create new software products and related products.

3.1.2 Component

The software system has relatively independent functions, can be clearly identified, the interface is specified by the contract, and the context has obvious dependencies, and the independent department can A software entity that can be assembled.

3.1.3 Component management information

Software component management such as user information, asset information, component library information, and protocol information are various types of information necessary for management.

3.2 Abbreviations

The following abbreviations apply to this document.

BIDM Basic Interoperability Data Model (Basic Interoperability Data Model)

UID unique identifier (Unique IDentifier)

UML Unified Modeling Language (Uniform Modeling Language)

4.1 Representation

This standard uses the notation defined by UML, see SJ/T 11290-2003 for details.

4.2 Basic types

This standard uses the following basic types.

a) Boolean (Boolean);

b) Date type (Date);

c) integer (Integer);

d) string type (String);

e) text type (Text);

f) Unique identifier type (UID).

5.1 Management Information Model Framework

The entire management information model consists of 20 elements. Software Asset Management Object (SoftwareAssetManagementObject, below Expressed as SAMObject) is the most basic element in the model. The management information model is shown in Figures 1, 2 and 3. Among them, the data in BIDM The structure has a certain correspondence with the data structure in this management information model, please refer to Appendix A. Chinese and English comparison table of model elements, please See Appendix B.

The management information model includes component libraries, users, asset objects, and components and specifications of the above objects. At the same time, management information model Two specific protocols are also defined - taxonomy and relationships. All the elements in the model can refer to the elements through the specification Describe and define.

In order to clearly represent the management information model, we divide the contents of the model into Figures 1, 2 and 3.

The SAMObject, Asset, Specification, and ReferencedSpecifications elements in Figure 2 and Figure 3 are the same as the elements in Figure 1.

Prime is equivalent. The properties of these four elements, the atomic operations, and the relationship between these four elements are only shown in Figure 1, in Figure 2, Figure 3.

No longer indicated. The following is a detailed description of the elements in the model. In the table describing the elements, attributes, inherited attributes, etc.

Please refer to SJ/T 11290-2003. There can be associations between elements, with associated source and target elements. At the same time, in the general element Existing associations will be inherited into special elements.

5.2 Software Asset Management Objects

5.2.1 Object

The definition of software asset management objects is shown in Table 1.

5.2.2 Properties

The attributes of the software asset management object are shown in Table 2 and Table 3.

5.2.3 Association

The relationship between software asset management objects is shown in Table 4.

5.3 Component library

5.3.1 Object

The object definition of the component library is shown in Table 5.

5.3.2 Properties

The object properties of the component library are described in Table 6~Table 10.

5.3.3 Association

The association relationship of the component library is shown in Table 11~Table 14.

5.4 Users

5.4.1 Object

The user's object definition is shown in Table 15.

5.4.2 Properties

The user's attribute description is shown in Table 16~Table 23.

5.4.3 Atomic operation

The atomic operation instructions of the user are shown in Table 24 to Table 26.

5.4.4 Association

See Table 27~Table 30 for the user relationship description.

5.5 Assets

5.5.1 Object

The object definition of the asset is shown in Table 31.

5.5.2 Properties

The attributes of the assets are described in Table 32 to Table 45.

5.5.3 Atomic operation

See Table 46~Table 48 for the atomic operation of the asset.

5.5.4 Association

The relationship between assets is shown in Table 49~Table 53.

5.6 Ingredients

5.6.1 Object

The object definitions of the ingredients are shown in Table 54.

5.6.2 Properties

The properties of the ingredients are described in Table 55 to Table 57.

5.6.3 Atomic operation

The atomic operation of the components is shown in Table 58 to Table 60. […]