| 摘要 |
A polymorphic software architecture is provided by which the shape of the architecture is enabled to be dynamically changed by splitting and fusing various architectural components (which may also be called 'elements') responsively to the environment in which the software executes, without changing the application's code. The splitting and fusing points determine, for example, the partitioning of functionality and data across architecture components, communication among the components, and the allocation of resources to the components. A profile of an end-user, or a profile of the runtime environment that supports the end-user, may be used to drive the shape of the software architecture so that overall design goals are met upon initial software deployment, and maintained as the profiles change.
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