19. OOPSLA 2004: Vancouver, BC, Canada - Companion

Demonstrations

• Roly Perera:
  Refactoring: to the rubicon... and beyond! 2-3
  
• Steve Freeman, Tim Mackinnon, Nat Pryce, Joe Walnes:
  jMock: supporting responsibility-based design with mock objects. 4-5
  
• Jonathan Aldrich, David Garlan, Bradley R. Schmerl, Tony Tseng:
  Modeling and implementing software architecture with acme and archJava. 6-7
  
• Robert M. Fuhrer, Frank Tip, Adam Kiezun:
  Advanced refactorings in eclipse. 8
  
• Edward McCormick, Kris De Volder:
  JQuery: finding your way through tangled code. 9-10
  
• Murali Kaundinya, Ali Syed:
  Modeling event driven applications with a specification language (MEDASL). 11-12
  
• Vibha Sazawal, David Notkin:
  Design snippets: partial design representations extracted from source code. 13-14
  
• Matthew Fowler, Brahm van Niekerk:
  Meta-programming for the real world. 15
  
• Helena Åberg Östlund:
  JRA: offline analysis of runtime behaviour. 16-17
  
• Olaf Spinczyk, Danilo Beuche:
  Modeling and building software product lines with eclipse. 18-19
  
• Charles Zhang, Hans-Arno Jacobsen:
  PRISM is research in aSpect mining. 20-21
  
• Arnab Bhattacharrya, Robert M. Fuhrer:
  Smell detection for eclipse. 22
  
• Martin Lippert:
  AJEER: an aspectJ-enabled eclipse runtime. 23-24
  
• Robert L. Akers, Ira D. Baxter, Michael Mehlich:
  Program transformations for re-engineering C++ components [OOPSLA/GPCE]. 25-26
  
• Jeffrey G. Gray, Jing Zhang, Suman Roychoudhury, Ira D. Baxter:
  C-SAW and genAWeave: a two-level aspect weaving toolsuite. 27-28
  
• Peri L. Tarr, William Chung, William H. Harrison, Vincent J. Kruskal, Harold Ossher, Stanley M. Sutton Jr., Andrew Clement, Matthew Chapman, Helen Hawkins, Sian January:
  The concern manipulation environment [OOPSLA/GPCE]. 29-30
  
• Matthias Hauswirth, Peter F. Sweeney, Amer Diwan:
  Performance explorer: understanding java application behavior. 31-32
  
• Donald Gordon, James Noble, Robert Biddle:
  ConstrainedJava. 33-34
  
• Tien Nhut Nguyen, Ethan V. Munson, John Boyland:
  Object-oriented, structural software configuration management. 35-36
  
• Didier Parigot:
  Towards domain-driven development: the smartTools software factory. 37-38
  
• Juha-Pekka Tolvanen:
  MetaEdit+: domain-specific modeling for full code generation demonstrated [GPCE]. 39-40
  
• Miguel Guerrero, Edward Pizzi, Robert Rosenbaum, Kedar N. Swadi, Walid Taha:
  Implementing DSLs in metaOCaml. 41-42
  
• Michael Eichberg, Thorsten Schäfer:
  XIRC: cross-artifact information retrieval [GPCE]. 43-44
  

Doctoral symposium

• Lan Cao:
  Modeling dynamics of agile software development. 46-47
  
• Paul V. Gestwicki:
  Interactive visualization of object-oriented programs. 48-49
  
• Alex Potanin, James Noble, Robert Biddle:
  Generic ownership: practical ownership control in programming languages. 50-51
  
• Suman Roychoudhury:
  A language-independent approach to software maintenance using grammar adapters. 52-53
  
• Jeremy G. Siek:
  Modular generics. 54-55
  
• Piotr Nienaltowski:
  Efficient data race and deadlock prevention in concurrent object-oriented programs. 56-57
  
• Mircea Trofin:
  A framework for removing redundant context management services in enterprise javaBeans application servers. 58-59
  
• Raul Silaghi:
  Refining designs along middleware-specific concern-dimensions at different MDA-levels of abstraction. 60-62
  

Educators' symposium

• Axel Schmolitzky:
  "Objects first, interfaces next" or interfaces before inheritance. 64-67
  
• Phil Ventura, Christopher A. Egert, Adrienne Decker:
  Ancestor worship in CS1: on the primacy of arrays. 68-72
  
• Poul Henriksen, Michael Kölling:
  greenfoot: combining object visualisation with interaction. 73-82
  
• Katherine Malan, Ken Halland:
  Examples that can do harm in learning programming. 83-87
  
• Kurt D. Fenstermacher:
  If i had a model, i'd model in the mornin'. 88-95
  
• Kim B. Bruce, Andrea Pohoreckyj Danyluk:
  Event-driven programming facilitates learning standard programming concepts. 96-100
  
• Eric Cheng, Dung Zung Nguyen, Mathias Ricken, Stephen B. Wong:
  Abstract factories and the shape calculator. 101-102
  
• Michael R. Wick:
  Using the game of life to introduce freshman students to the power and elegance of design patterns. 103-105
  
• Christopher H. Nevison:
  From concrete to abstract: the power of generalization. 106-108
  
• Eric Cheng, Dung Zung Nguyen, Mathias Ricken, Stephen B. Wong:
  Marine biology simulation. 109-110
  

Onward!

• James Noble, Robert Biddle:
  Notes on notes on postmodern programming: radio edit. 112-115
  
• Tim Sheard:
  Languages of the future. 116-119
  
• Munindar P. Singh, Amit K. Chopra, Nirmit Desai, Ashok U. Mallya:
  Protocols for processes: programming in the large for open systems (extended abstract). 120-123
  
• Jonathan Edwards:
  Example centric programming. 124
  
• Brian Marick:
  Methodology work is ontology work. 125
  
• David West:
  Looking for love: (in all the wrong places). 126-127
  
• Yinliang Zhao:
  Granule-oriented programming (extended abstract). 128-131
  
• David Hovemeyer, William Pugh:
  Finding bugs is easy. 132-136
  

Panels

• Granville Miller, Scott W. Ambler, Steve Cook, Stephen J. Mellor, Karl Frank, Jon Kern:
  Model driven architecture: the realities, a year later. 138-140
  
• Jim Haungs, Martin Fowler, Ralph E. Johnson, Steve McConnell, Richard P. Gabriel:
  Software development: arts & crafts or math & science? 141-142
  
• Martin Fowler, Don Box, Anders Hejlsberg, Alan Knight, Rob J. High, John Crupi:
  The great J2EE vs. microsoft.NET shootout. 143-144
  
• Steven Fraser, Lougie Anderson, Ron Crocker, Richard P. Gabriel, Martin Fowler, Ricardo Lopez, Dave A. Thomas:
  Challenges in outsourcing and global development: how will your job change? 145-147
  
• Steven Fraser, Angela Martin, Robert Biddle, David Hussman, Granville Miller, Mary Poppendieck, Linda Rising, Mark Striebeck:
  The role of the customer in software development: the XP customer - fad or fashion? 148-150
  
• Nicolai M. Josuttis, Jutta Eckstein, Linda Rising, Lise B. Hvatum, Mary Lynn Manns, Rebecca Wirfs-Brock:
  The view: the ultimate IT chat. 151-152
  

Poster session

• Frank Eliassen, Richard Staehli, Gordon S. Blair, Jan Øyvind Aagedal:
  QuA: building with reusable QoS-aware components. 154-155
  
• Jonathan Aldrich, David Garlan, Bradley R. Schmerl, Tony Tseng:
  Modeling and implementing software architecture with acme and archJava. 156-157
  
• Lawrence Carleton:
  An invitation to the dance of progress. 158-159
  
• Virginia Niculescu:
  OOLACA: an object oriented library for abstract and computational algebra. 160-161
  
• Geoff Sobering, Levi Cook, Steve Anderson:
  Pseudo-classes: very simple and lightweight mockObject-like classes for unit-testing. 162-163
  
• Joey Paquet, Aihua Wu, Peter Grogono:
  Towards a framework for the general intensional programming compiler in the GIPSY. 164-165
  
• Uirá Kulesza, Alessandro F. Garcia, Carlos José Pereira de Lucena:
  An aspect-oriented generative approach. 166-167
  
• Murali Kaundinya, Ali Syed:
  Modeling event driven applications with a specification language (MEDASL). 168-169
  
• Tauqeer Hussain, Shafay Shamail, Mian M. Awais:
  Improving quality in conceptual modeling. 170-171
  
• Dries Buytaert, Andy Georges, Lieven Eeckhout, Koen De Bosschere:
  Bottleneck analysis in java applications using hardware performance monitors. 172-173
  
• Pekka Abrahamsson, Antti Hanhineva, Hanna Hulkko, Tuomas Ihme, Juho Jäälinoja, Mikko Korkala, Juha Koskela, Pekka Kyllönen, Outi Salo:
  Mobile-D: an agile approach for mobile application development. 174-175
  
• Alexander Szep, Robert Smeikal, Martin Jandl, Karl M. Göschka:
  Dependable distributed systems. 176-177
  
• Rilla Khaled, Anna Maria Luxton, James Noble, Leo Ferres, Judy Brown, Robert Biddle:
  Visualisation for learning OOP, using AOP and eclipse. 178-179
  
• Martin Lippert:
  AJEER: an aspectJ-enabled eclipse runtime. 180-181
  
• Gabriel Vögler, Thomas Flor, Hajo Eichler, Matthias Kasprowicz:
  An open model infrastructure for automotive software. 182-183
  
• Somsak Phattarasukol, Daisy F. Sang:
  Design pattern integrated tool. 184-185
  
• Ben Stephenson, Wade Holst:
  Advancements in multicode optimization. 186-187
  
• Maurizio Lancia, Paola Garzenini, Roberto Puccinelli, Alessio Marchetti:
  J2EE for the public administration: a success story. 188-189
  
• Wade Holst:
  Meta: extending and unifying languages. 190-191
  
• Rafik Amir, Amir Zeid:
  A UML profile for service oriented architectures. 192-193
  
• Hoi Chan, Trieu C. Chieu:
  An approach and tools to automate externalization of application logic. 194-195
  
• Therapon Skotiniotis, David H. Lorenz:
  Cona: aspects for contracts and contracts for aspects. 196-197
  
• Russ Freeman, Phil Webb:
  <CTRL>+<ALT>+<TOOL PARADIGM SHIFT>? 198-199
  
• Hironori Washizaki, Yoshiaki Fukazawa:
  A search system for java programs by using extracted javaBeans components. 200-201
  
• Leonardo Cole, Paulo Borba:
  Deriving refactorings for aspectJ. 202-203
  
• William Pugh, Jaime Spacco:
  RUBiS revisited: why J2EE benchmarking is hard. 204-205
  
• Leo Kazuhiro Ueda, Fabio Kon:
  Mobile musical agents: the andante project. 206-207
  
• Lorenzo Bettini, Viviana Bono, Silvia Likavec:
  A core calculus of mixins and incomplete objects. 208-209
  
• Bruno Cabral, Paulo Marques, Luís Moura Silva:
  RAIL: code instrumentation for .NET. 210-211
  
• Marat Boshernitsan, Susan L. Graham:
  iXj: interactive source-to-source transformations for java. 212-213
  
• Leticia R. Rheinheimer, Junior M. Martins, Sérgio Crespo C. S. Pinto:
  WSAgent: an agent based on web services to promote interoperability between heterogeneous systems in the health domain. 214-215
  
• Sergei Kojarski, David H. Lorenz:
  AOP as a first class reflective mechanism. 216-217
  
• Aniruddha S. Gokhale, Krishnakumar Balasubramanian, Tao Lu:
  CoSMIC: addressing crosscutting deployment and configuration concerns of distributed real-time and embedded systems. 218-219
  
• Haitham S. Hamza:
  SODA: a stability-oriented domain analysis method. 220-221
  
• Igor Ivkovic, Kostas Kontogiannis:
  Model synchronization as a problem of maximizing model dependencies. 222-223
  
• Simon Holland:
  Reflective composition: the declarative composition of roles to unify objects, roles, and aspects. 224-225
  
• Paul V. Gestwicki, Bharat Jayaraman:
  JIVE: Java Interactive Visualization Environment. 226-228
  

Practitioner reports

• Matthew R. McBride:
  The software architect: essence, intuition, and guiding principles. 230-235
  
• Steve Freeman, Tim Mackinnon, Nat Pryce, Joe Walnes:
  Mock roles, objects. 236-246
  
• Brian Berenbach:
  Comparison of UML and text based requirements engineering. 247-252
  
• Joseph A. Blotner:
  PIP: a product planning strategy for the whole family or... how we became the brady bunch. 253-259
  
• Aki Namioka, Cary Bran:
  eXtreme ISO ?!? 260-263
  
• Daniel Antion:
  Why reuse matters: ANI's digital archive system. 264-267
  
• Daniel L. Dvorak, William K. Reinholtz:
  Hard real-time: C++ versus RTSJ. 268-274
  
• Emerson R. Murphy-Hill, Andrew P. Black:
  Traits: experience with a language feature. 275-282
  
• Olaf Zimmermann, Sven Milinski, Michael Craes, Frank Oellermann:
  Second generation web services-oriented architecture in production in the finance industry. 283-289
  
• Joachim F. Kainz:
  Migrating to simpler distributed applications. 290-293
  
• Darrell Reimer, Edith Schonberg, Kavitha Srinivas, Harini Srinivasan, Julian Dolby, Aaron Kershenbaum, Larry Koved:
  Validating structural properties of nested objects. 294-304
  

Student research competition

• Eric Bodden:
  A lightweight LTL runtime verification tool for java. 306-307
  
• Hadi Salimi:
  NGMF: a generic framework for constructing graph-based systems. 308-309
  
• Jing Zhang:
  Supporting software evolution through model-driven program transformation. 310-311
  
• Mircea Trofin:
  A framework for removing redundant context management services in enterprise javaBeans application servers. 312-313
  
• Suman Roychoudhury:
  A language-independent approach to software maintenance using grammar adapters. 314-315
  
• Trevor Parsons:
  A framework for detecting, assessing and visualizing performance antipatterns in component based systems. 316-317
  
• Raul Silaghi:
  Refining designs along middleware-specific concern-dimensions at different MDA-levels of abstraction. 318-319
  
• Arvind S. Krishna:
  Enhancing distributed object middleware qualities. 320-321
  
• Spiros Xanthos:
  Identification of reusable components within an object-oriented software system using algebraic graph theory. 322-323
  
• Tao Xie:
  Automatic identification of common and special object-oriented unit tests. 324-325
  
• Martin Keschenau:
  Reverse engineering of UML specifications from java programs. 326-327
  
• Lucas Layman:
  Empirical investigation of the impact of extreme programming practices on software projects. 328-329
  

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