33. TOOLS 2000: St. Malo, France

Keynote Presentations

• Ian M. Graham:
  Requirements Engineering: Use Cases Are from Mars, Generative Languages are from Venus. 4
  
• Bertrand Meyer:
  The Future of Component-Based Development. 5
  
• John Daniels:
  Component Contracts. 6
  

Real-Time & E-Commerce

• Alain Macaire:
  An Open and Secure Terminal Infrastructure for Hosting Personal Services. 10-21
  
• Sara Bouchenak, Daniel Hagimont:
  Pickling Threads State in the Java System. 22-32
  
• Danilo Beuche, Wolfgang Schröder-Preikschat, Olaf Spinczyk, Ute Spinczyk:
  Streamlining Object-Oriented Software for Deeply Embedded Applications. 33-44
  
• Charles E. McDowell, K. Shankari:
  Connecting Non-Java Devices to a Jini Network. 45-56
  
• Patrik Persson, Görel Hedin:
  An Interactive Environment for Real-Time Software Development. 57-
  

Software Engineering

• Geert Poels, Guido Dedene:
  Measures for Object-Event Interactions. 70-81
  
• Juha Parssinen, Niklas von Knorring, Jukka Heinonen, Tellabs Oy, Markku Turunen:
  UML for Protocol Engineering - Extensions and Experiences. 82-93
  
• Christian Heide Damm, Klaus Marius Hansen, Michael Thomsen, Michael Tyrsted:
  Tool Integration: Experiences and Issues in Using XMI and Component Technology. 94-107
  
• Benoit Baudry, Vu Le Hanh, Yves Le Traon:
  Testing-for-Trust: The Genetic Selection Model Applied to Component Qualification. 108-119
  
• Philippe Leblanc, Ileana Ober:
  Comparative Case Study in SDL and UML. 120-131
  
• Monique Snoeck, Stephan Poelmans, Guido Dedene:
  An Architecture for Bridging OO and Business Process Modeling. 132-
  

Distributed Objects

• Olivier Caron, Bernard Carré, Laurent Debrauwer:
  An Original View Mechanism for the CORBA Middleware. 146-156
  
• Christoph Hartwich, Stefan Tai:
  Operation Execution Groups: Efficient Operation Processing in Widely Distributed Object Systems. 157-168
  
• Anne Gérodolle, Frédéric Dang Tran, Luciano García-Bañuelos:
  A Middleware Approach for Building Large-Scale Open Shared Virtual Worlds. 169-180
  
• Bo Nørregaard Jørgensen, Eddy Truyen, Wouter Joosen:
  Customization of Component-Based Object Request Brokers through Dynamic Reconfiguration. 181-194
  
• Baskar Sridharan, Sambrama Mundkur, Aditya P. Mathur:
  Non-Intrusive Testing, Monitoring and Control of Distributed CORBA Objects. 195-
  

Advanced Components

• Carlos Canal, Lidia Fuentes, José M. Troya, Antonio Vallecillo:
  Extending CORBA Interfaces with p-Calculus for Protocol Compatibility. 208-225
  
• Pedro Guerreiro:
  Another Mediocre Assertion Mechanism for C++. 226-237
  
• Isabelle Rouvellou, Lou Degenaro, Kevin Rasmus, Dave Ehnebuske, Barbara McKee:
  Extending Business Objects with Business Rules. 238-249
  
• Torben Weis, Kurt Geihs:
  Components on the Desktop. 250-261
  
• Charles Lakos, Glenn Lewis:
  Behavior Inheritance for Object Lifecycles. 262-
  

Aspects & Components

• Renaud Pawlak, Laurence Duchien, Gerard Florin, Laurent Martelli, Lionel Seinturier:
  Distributed Separation of Concerns with Aspect Components. 276-287
  
• Anneke Kleppe, Jos Warmer:
  Making UML Activity Diagrams Object-Oriented. 288-299
  
• Uwe Aßmann, Holger Bär, Thomas Genssler:
  Meta-Programming Grey-Box Connectors. 300-311
  
• Liping Zhao, Elizabeth A. Kendall:
  Role Modeling for Component Design. 312-323
  
• Wai-Ming Ho, François Pennaneac'h, Noël Plouzeau:
  UMLAUT: A Framework for Weaving UML-Based Aspect-Oriented Designs. 324-
  

Application Frameworks

• Maria-Teresa Segarra, Françoise André:
  A Framework for Dynamic Adaptation in Wireless Environments. 336-347
  
• Stjepan Dujmovic:
  An Understandable and Configurable Domain-Specific Framework for Industrial Automation Applications. 348-358
  
• Andry Rakotonirainy, Andy Bond, Jadwiga Indulska, D. Leonard:
  SCAF: A Simple Component Architecture Framework. 359-370
  
• Glêdson Elias da Silveira, Silvio Romero de Lemos Meira:
  CoDelivery: An Environment for Distribution of Reusable Components. 371-382
  
• Itana Maria de Souza Gimenes, Sergio A. Tanaka, José Palazzo Moreira de Oliveira:
  An Object Oriented Framework for Task Scheduling. 383-
  

Patterns

• Ansgar Bredenfeld, Edmund Ihler, Oliver Vogel:
  GENVIS - Model-Based Generation of Data Visualizers. 396-406
  
• Thierry Duval, François Pennaneac'h:
  Using the PAC-Amodeus Model and Design Patterns to Make Interactive an Existing Object-Oriented Kernel. 407-418
  
• Aino Cornils, Görel Hedin:
  Statically Checked Documentation with Design Patterns. 419-430
  
• James Noble:
  Iterators and Encapsulation. 431-442
  
• Megan Seen, Paul Taylor, Martin Dick:
  Applying a Crystal Ball to Design Pattern Adoption. 443-
  

Tutorials

• Anneke Kleppe, Jos Warmer:
  An Introduction to the Object Constraint Language (OCL). 456
  
• D. Holmes, D. Lea:
  Introduction to Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming in Java. 457
  
• S. Monique, D. Guido:
  Object-Oriented Modeling with Events. 458-459
  
• Bertrand Meyer:
  Programming with Agents: Combining O-O and Functional Techniques. 460
  
• D. Holmes, D. Lea:
  Designing Concurrent Object-Oriented Programs in Java. 461
  
• J. Noble, C. Weir:
  GOF Pursuit - Learning Patterns by Playing. 462
  
• R. Mitchell:
  Adding Value to the Unified Process. 463
  
• J. Bosch:
  Software Architecture. 464
  
• T. Lauinger:
  Java Design Traps and Pitfalls. 465
  
• Brian Henderson-Sellers:
  Beyond RUP. 466
  
• J. Bosch:
  Software Product Lines. 467
  
• Cristina Videira Lopes, Gregor Kiczales:
  Aspect-Oriented Programming. 468
  
• Marcus Fontoura, Wolfgang Pree, Bernhard Rumpe:
  Framework Development and Adaptation with UML. 469
  
• J. Daniels:
  Component Based Design: A Complete Worked Example. 470
  
• J. Noble, C. Weir:
  Smaller Software: Patterns for Objects in Limited Memory. 471
  
• A. C. Wills:
  Coherent Enterprise Modeling. 472
  
• Gilda Pour:
  Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB): New Opportunities for Component-Based Development of Web-Based Enterprise Solutions. 473
  
• Joseph Gil, John Howse, Stuart Kent:
  Advanced Visual Modeling: Beyond UML. 474
  
• Ali Arsanjani:
  Design and Implementation of Business Rules in Object-Oriented Applications. 475
  
• Trygve Reenskaug:
  The What, Why and How of the UML Collaboration. 476
  

Workshops

• James Coplien, Nathalie Gaertner:
  Workshop: Mastery of Pattern Concepts through Pattern Writing. 478-479