Um Estudo de Mapeamento Sistemático Sobre o Padrão OSLC
Keywords:
Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration, OSLC, Tool IntegrationAbstract
The software industry invests in modern tools throughout the software development lifecycle. However, there are challenges to achieve an end-to-end integrated environment such as data integration and artifact traceability. To mitigate these challenges, many approaches have been proposed for integration. In this context, Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration (OSLC) is an open standard for tool interoperability, which allows data federation throughout Software Engineering (SE) application lifecycles. This study presents a systematic mapping study about OSLC, analyzing 59 primary studies and addressing integration issues.
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