EMMA: a new paradigm in configurable software

EMMA: a new paradigm in configurable software

EMMA is a framework designed to create a family of configurable software systems, with emphasis on extensibility and flexibility. It is based on a loosely coupled, event driven architecture. The EMMA framework has been built upon the premise of composing software systems from independent components....

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