AdaIC Available Ada Bindings Report - 1995
APPENDIX B: Repository/Software Reuse Library Information
B.2 Asset Source for Software Engineering
Technology (SAIC/ASSET)
SAIC/ASSET's primary mission is to provide a distributed support
system for software reuse with the Department of Defense (DoD)
and to help foster a software reuse industry within the United
States. SAIC/ASSET's initial and current focus is on software
development tools, reusable components and documents on software
development methods. SAIC/ASSET is participating in interoperation
with other reuse libraries such as:
The goals SAIC/ASSET are pursuing involve:
To achieve these goals, SAIC/ASSET operates the Worldwide Software Reuse Discovery (WSRD) Library.
The WSRD Library
The WSRD Library is populated with quality reusable software components which can be distributed to its subscribers. WSRD contains over 700 assets available to over 1500 users throughout the world. The library specializes in software lifecycle artifacts and documents written specifically to promote software reuse and development.
SAIC/ASSET users have access to other components stored in the
CARDS and DSRS reuse libraries. Through the WSRD, users can search,
browse and download asset catalogs in over 30 domains.
World Wide Web access
SAIC/ASSET's World Wide Web pages, located at http://source.asset.com/, describe products and services offered through SAIC/ASSET, as well as information related to software reuse.
For further information contact:
B.3 Defense Software Repository System (DSRS)
The DSRS
The DSRS is an automated repository for storing and retrieving Reusable Software Assets (RSAs). The DSRS software now manages inventories of reusable assets at seven software reuse support centers (SRSCs). The DSRS serves as a central collection point for quality RSAs, and facilitates software reuse by offering developers the opportunity to match their requirements with existing software
products.
DSRS accounts
DSRS accounts are available for Government employees and contractor
personnel currently supporting Government projects. The Account
Request Form must be approved and signed by the requestor's Government
Project Manager prior to submission to the SRP. Completed forms
may be mailed or faxed to the CAO at the address or fax number
listed below.
The Customer Assistance Office (CAO)
The CAO is the SRP point of contact for both technical and non-technical information and support. The staff is available Monday through Friday between 8AM and 4PM Eastern Time. Calls are received via voice mail during off-hours, weekends, and holidays.
Please contact the CAO by telephone or mail correspondence to:
B.4 Electronic Library Services and Applications (ELSA)
In addition to operating a software lifecycle repository, RBSE
promotes software engineering technology transfer, academic and
instructional support for reuse programs, the use of common software
engineering standards and practices, software reuse technology
research, and interoperability between reuse libraries/repositories.
During its life cycle, the ELSA project responded to emerging
technologies, the growing sophistication of its client base, and
industry trends by advancing the capabilities of its management
software. Thus, ELSA stands as a customer-driven environment employing
an advanced library management mechanism, MORE (Multimedia Oriented
Repository Environment). To be an ELSA user, complete the ELSA
Registration Form, or call:
B.5 The Public Ada Library
For those with access to the Internet, the PAL can be accessed
via the File Transfer Protocol (FTP). The PAL is located on the
wuarchive.wustl.edu host, and on mirror
sites at ftp.cnam.fr and ftp.cdrom.com.
Also, the PAL can be obtained on disk, tape, and
compact-disk read-only memory (CD-ROM). [Note: today (2008), the PAL is now called
ASE, and it is available at http://archive.adaic.com/ase/.]
Additionally, the PAL can be accessed by means of such Internet
services as: the Network File System (NFS), which allows computers
to share files across a network; archie, a system of querying
anonymous-FTP sites; and gopher, via gopher servers wuarchive.wustl.edu and gopher.wustl.edu.
B.6 The Reuse Information Clearinghouse (ReuseIC)
on the Internet
The ReuseIC's Internet host is sw-eng.falls-church.va.us; its IP address is 199.75.54.2. Direct any questions concerning access to action@sw-eng.falls-church.va.us or to the ReuseIC telephone
help desk staff at 1/800-REUSE-SW.
Getting Connected Without Internet Access
Computer users who don't have Internet access may access software
reuse information on the ReuseIC Internet host via our bulletin
board system. The phone number is: 703/681-2845. Set your communications
parameters as follows:
Once a connection is achieved,
Direct any questions concerning access to the ReuseIC telephone
help-desk staff at 1800-REUSE-SW (7387379) or 703/6812471.
Ada and Software Reuse Information Clearinghouse
Defense Software Repository System (DSRS)
Electronic Library Services & Applications Lobby (ELSA)
Creating a focal point for software reuse information exchange
Advancing the technology of software reuse
Providing an electronic marketplace for reusable software
products to the evolving national software reuse industry.
Katherine Bean
SAIC/ASSET
1350 Earl L. Core Road
Morgantown, WV 26505
Tel: 304/284-9000
Fax: 304/284-9001
Email: Info@source.asset.com
URL: .http://source.asset.com
Lynne Pena
Customer Assistance Officer
5600 Columbia Pike, Room 649
Falls Church, Virginia 22041
Email: pena@cc.ims.disa.mil
Tel: (703) 681-2364
Fax: 703/681-2813
ELSA Customer Service
2816 Cranberry Square
Morgantown, WV 26505
Tel: 800-444-1458 ext. 726.
Email: info@mountain.net
URL: http://www.mountain.net
Anonymous File Transfer Protocol (ftp)
ftp sw-eng.falls-church.va.us
login: anonymous
password: <your email address>
Gopher
gopher sw-eng.falls-church.va.us
World Wide Web (WWW)
http://sw-eng.falls-church.va.us/ReuseIC
Data bits: 8
Parity: None
Stop Bits: 1
Flow Control: XOn/XOff
password: software reuse4sw-eng
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