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Deductive Database Support for Software Connguration

We show that deductive database techniques can successfully used to support the interface-correct connguration of complex systems from a library of reusable software components. Besides simply checking the interface-correctness of a link by means of type constraints, with our approach it is also possible to propose software components for solving a (loosely) speciied problem within a certain context. A running prototype is based on the deductive database system LOLA. Three application speciic systems have been implemented on top of the prototype and show promising results.