Object-Oriented Information Systems: 9th International Conference, OOIS 2003, Geneva, Switzerland, September 2-5, 2003, ProceedingsDimitri Konstantas, Michel Leonard, Yves Pigneur, Shusma Patel Springer, 2003. gada 9. sept. - 432 lappuses The conference on Object Oriented Information Systems (OOIS) is now an es- blished international conference where innovative ideas, research, applications, and experiences in the design, development, and use of object oriented infor- tionsystems,fromboththeacademicandindustrialenvironments,arepresented. The ninth OOIS conference was held at the University of Geneva, September 2–5, 2003. The main theme was the Evolution of Object Oriented Information Systems. The papers presented ideas and issues related to the evolution, ad- tability, restructuring, and ?exibility of OOIS. In the context of the conference, ?ve workshops and four tutorials were organized providing a discussion forum for new ideas and including in depth presentations on important “hot” subjects. The three invited speakers of the ninth OOIS conference provided an - ternative view on OOIS and their evolution. Prof. John Mylopoulos (Univ- sity of Toronto and VLDB president) gave the opening presentation entitled “Agent Oriented IS Development” , Dr. Richard Soley (OMG President and CEO) gave the closing presentation entitled “Model Driven Architecture: The Evolution of Object-Oriented Systems?” and Prof. Lina Al-Jadir (American U- versity of Beirut) gave the theme presentation entitled “Once Upon a Time a DTD Evolved into Another DTD...”. |
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... wrappers. Each layer of wrappers incrementally adds behavior and state to a group of core objects without modifying their respective implementations. Hence, collective object behavior can evolve in an additive and non-invasive way. The ...
... wrappers. Each layer of wrappers incrementally adds behavior and state to a group of core objects without modifying their respective implementations. Hence, collective object behavior can evolve in an additive and non-invasive way. The ...
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... wrapper defines the individual adjustments for an object that has to be modified before it can participate in a client-specific view. It is the use of wrappers that makes our approach runtime applicable and non-invasive. Each wrapper ...
... wrapper defines the individual adjustments for an object that has to be modified before it can participate in a client-specific view. It is the use of wrappers that makes our approach runtime applicable and non-invasive. Each wrapper ...
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... wrapper definition. The dynamic type is the actual type of the wrapped object. 3.2 Defining Wrappers We introduce two new keywords to the Java programming language for defining wrappers. The keyword wrapper is introduced to distinguish ...
... wrapper definition. The dynamic type is the actual type of the wrapped object. 3.2 Defining Wrappers We introduce two new keywords to the Java programming language for defining wrappers. The keyword wrapper is introduced to distinguish ...
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... wrapper Wrappers are only allowed to wrap classes that are declared public. Thus, it is only the top-level classes ... wrapper can specialize and extend the behavior of another wrapper by wrapping it. Wrapper specialization will be ...
... wrapper Wrappers are only allowed to wrap classes that are declared public. Thus, it is only the top-level classes ... wrapper can specialize and extend the behavior of another wrapper by wrapping it. Wrapper specialization will be ...
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... wrapper X. An invocation of m on an aggregate of wrapper X and class A through an object reference of at least type A or X results in the execution of the method X.m(). In section 3.2.2 we will see how the method A.m() can be invoked ...
... wrapper X. An invocation of m on an aggregate of wrapper X and class A through an object reference of at least type A or X results in the execution of the method X.m(). In section 3.2.2 we will see how the method A.m() can be invoked ...
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ObjectOriented Graceful Evolution Monitors | 46 |
Stepwise and Rigorous Development of Evolving Concurrent | 60 |
A Requirements Elicitation Approach in | 71 |
Modelling of | 81 |
UMLBased Metamodeling for Information System Engineering | 83 |
Extracting DomainSpecific and DomainNeutral Patterns Using | 191 |
Object Oriented Data Bases | 202 |
Overcoming the Complexity of ObjectOriented DBMS | 214 |
Primitive Operations for Schema Evolution in ODMG Databases | 226 |
and | 238 |
A Layered View Mechanism for Integrating | 250 |
A Conceptualization of OO Evolution | 274 |
Designing Evolvable Location Models for Ubiquitous Applications | 289 |
OOIS Frameworks | 95 |
EventBased Software Architectures | 107 |
Aided Domain Frameworks Construction and Evolution | 118 |
Patterns and Components | 130 |
Representing UserInterface Patterns in UML | 142 |
Accommodating Changing Requirements with EJB | 152 |
A Framework for Supporting Views in Component Oriented | 164 |
Enabling Design Evolution in Software through Pattern | 179 |
DSLDIA An Environment for DomainSpecific Languages | 304 |
ObjectOriented Component Identification Method Using | 317 |
Functional Size Measurement of Multilayer ObjectOriented | 334 |
A Required Unification | 356 |
Conciliating User Interface and Business Domain Analysis and Design | 383 |
A Concept for Precise Modelling | 400 |
Author Index | 425 |
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