412Patterns: Pervasive and Rich Device Access Solutions
16.1.4 Solution approach
The ITSO Railway customer requirements above were the input for the example
solution described in the following chapters (see 16.1.2, “Functional
requirements and use case model” on page 396, as well as 16.1.3,
“Non-functional requirements” on page408). The following approach was taken
to get to a device management solution for software distribution and inventory
collection:
Identification of the problem which has to be solved by considering the
requirements and use cases to derive an architectural overview.
Choice of suitable technology and Runtime pattern to create a component
model for the solution.
Identification of existing out-of-the-box solutions for ...
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