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component

A smaller, self-contained part of a larger entity. Often refers to a manufactured object that is part of a larger device

A CPU is a component of a computer.

{a} constituent, forming, composing

A component is an element of a graphical user interface (GUI) Buttons, scrollbars, text fields, frames and checkboxes are components, for example Components are structured hierarchically: A component like a frame has child components which might have own child components, and so on

A proposition that is part of a compound proposition A component may itself be compound For example, p is a component in pq, and pq is a component in (pq)r

something determined in relation to something that includes it; "he wanted to feel a part of something bigger than himself"; "I read a portion of the manuscript"; "the smaller component is hard to reach"

Making up a larger whole; as a component word

Made up of smaller complete units in combination; as a component stereo

A component is any class derived from the class TComponent A binary module that performs a specific predefined function One that is defined by properties, methods, and events which can be manipulated at design-time as well as run-time A class that provides the ability to appear on the Component Palette, operate in the Forms Designer, and manage and own other components Components in the VCL can be characterized as visual or non-visual Examples of visual components include TButton, TEdit and TLabel TTimer and Database access components (TTable, TQuery, etc ) are non-visual Common dialog components are also considered non-visual Even though common dialog components control something that is visual, the component itself is non-visual

Serving, or helping, to form; composing; constituting; constituent

A component is a retrievable object associated with a package or module Examples of module components are Source, Fullsource (source plus dependencies), Documentation, and Example Available components vary from module to module and package to package Note that source is not always available (it is never available for commercial software indexed in GAMS)

A built-in web page editor object that is evaluated and executed when an author saves the page or, in some cases, when a site visitor browses to the page Most components generate HTML Components in a web page editor include Search forms, which provide full text-searching capability in a web, and Save Results form handlers, which gather information from a form and store it in a file or send it to a specified e-mail address A Software Developer's Kit contains instructions for adding custom components to page view menus in a web page editor

means an Office, Board, Division, or Bureau, i e , the first major subdivision of the Department that is separately organized and clearly distinguished from other components in work function and operation

It is easy to think of a component as a unit of independent deployment It is the center-piece of the service based architecture in Openwings Of particular note is the idea that components have states The notion of a component is introduced in Developing Components A more formal definition is given in the introduction section of the Openwings tutorial How to design components is addressed in the Design Topics trail Keep in mind, that when components are designed, it is possible to create several versions of a component

A component is a stand-alone set of code that can plug-and-play across networks, applications, languages, tools, and operating systems Distributed objects are components by definition, but not all components are objects (as per Ted Lewis' IEEE Computer Column, May 1996) Components are often engineered to solve a particular problem, often in a business model For example, a customer, a purchase order, an automobile, and a shopping basket are all examples of business components Components in this domain are often called Cooperative Business Objects (CBOs) Optimally, components should be marketable, goal-specific, flexible, well-defined, interoperable, and extensible

[M206] A software component is a piece of software that can be combined with other pieces to construct a program or system [Budd] A component is an abstract entity that can perform tasks, that is, fulfil some responsibilities A component may ultimately be turned into a function, a structure or class, or a collection of other components (a pattern)

An element within a larger system; a component can be hardware or software

One element of a larger system A hardware component can be a device as small as a transistor or as large as a disk drive as long as it is part of a larger system Software components are segments within a larger system

An object of testing An integrated assembly of one or more units and/or associated data objects or one or more components and/or associated data objects By this (recursive) definition, a component can be anything from a unit to a system [5]

Consecutive and meaningful text in a chain letter that may affect propagation For example, a testimonial or instruction Components may be variously identified: "Do not send money, for fate has no price" can be construed as a single component or two adjacent components A chain letter component corresponds to a meme, as defined by Richard Dawkins in 1976

an artifact that is one of the individual parts of which a composite entity is made up; especially a part that can be separated from or attached to a system; "spare components for cars"; "a component or constituent element of a system"

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