Journal of Object-Oriented Programming, Volume 7

Volume 7, Number 1, March/April 1994

• Clive Lee: The Need for Flexibility in Object-Oriented Training. 49
• Edward Colbert: Abstract Better and Enjoy Life. 50-51
• Sanjiv Gossain: The Pyramid Problem. 52-53

• Martin Fowler: Application Views: Another Technique in the Analysis and Design Armoury. 59-66
• Wayne Haythorn: What is Object-Oriented Design? 67-78

• Donald Firesmith: Inheritance Diagrams: Which Way is up. 10-16

• Sally Shlaer, Stephen J. Mellor: ...at Testing and Integration, Part 2. 18-22

• James E. Rumbaugh: The Life of an Object Model. 24-32

• Wilf R. LaLonde, John R. Pugh: Gathering Metric Information Using Metalevel Facilities. 33-37

• Desmond D'Souza: Working with OMT in the Construction of Large Systems. 54-58

• Andrew Koenig: When to Write Buggy Programs. 80-82

• Richard P. Gabriel: Productivity: Is there a Silver Bullet? 89-92

Volume 7, Number 2, May 1994

• Klaus Pirklbauer, Reinhold Plösch, Rainer Weinreich: Object-Oriented Process Control Software. 30-36, 67
• Satish Subramanian, Wei-Tek Tsai, Shekhar H. Kirani: Hierarchical Data Flow Analysis for O-O Programs. 36-46
• Shouhong Wang, Norman P. Archer: Identifying Inheritance Structure in Object-Oriented Systems Analysis: A Pattern Matching Approach. 47-55
• Deng-Jyi Chen, David T. K. Chen: An Experimental Study of Using Reusable Software Design Frameworks to Achieve Software Reuse. 56-67

• James Odell: Power Types. 8-12

• James E. Rumbaugh: Modeling Models and Viewing Views: A Look at the Model-View-Controller Framework. 14-20, 29

• Steve Cook, John Daniels: Software isn't the Real World. 22-29

• Andrew Koenig: Libraries in Everyday Use. 68-72, 80

• Wilf R. LaLonde, John R. Pugh: Extending the Programming Environment: A Get and Set Builder for the Browser. 74-78

• Richard P. Gabriel: A Personal Narrative. 81-85

Volume 7, Number 3, June 1994

• Krishnamurthy Srinivasan, Sundaresan Jayaraman: Comparison of Object-Oriented Programming Languages: The Enterprise Modeling Framework Perspective. 27-32
• Alberto E. Nava, Enzo Chiariotti: How to Avoid the Uncontrolled Proliferation of Methods. 33-35
• Dov Dori, Erez Tatcher: Embryonic Classes: Enabling Selective Multiple Inheritance. 36-40
• Donald Firesmith: Using Parameterized Classes to Achieve Reusability while Maintaining the Coupling of Application-Specific Objects. 41-44

• James E. Rumbaugh: Going with the Flow: Flow Graphs in their Various Manifestations. 12-23

• Sally Shlaer, Stephen J. Mellor: ...at Execution and Translation. 24-26

• Andrew Koenig: Templates and Generic Algorithms. 45-47

• Wilf R. LaLonde, John R. Pugh: Providing a Dynamic Bubble Help Facility. 48-51

• Aaron Hillegass: An Afternoon with Eiffel and C++. 52-55, 80

• Mary E. S. Loomis: Querying Object Databases. 56-60, 78

• Desmond D'Souza: The Cost of Object Education. 62-64

• Richard P. Gabriel: The Bead Game, Rugs, and Beauty, Part I. 74-78

Volume 7, Number 4, July/August 1994

• John J. Shilling: How to Roll your own Persistent Objects in C++. 25-32
• Rosario J. D'Souza, Richard J. LeBlanc: Class Testing by Examining Pointers. 33-39
• Gerti Kappel, S. Rausch-Schott, Werner Retschitzegger, Stefan Vieweg: TriGS: Making a Passive Object-Oriented Database System Active. 40-51, 63
• S. N. Cant, Brian Henderson-Sellers, D. Ross Jeffery: Application of Cognitive Complexity Metrics to Object-Oriented Programs. 52-63

• James Odell: Events and Their Specification. 10-15

• James E. Rumbaugh: Trouble with Twins: Warning Signs of Mixed-up Classes. 16-21

• Steve Cook, John Daniels: Lets get Formal. 22-24, 64

• Andrew Koenig: Surrogate Classes in C++. 71-72, 80

• Wilf R. LaLonde, John R. Pugh: Providing a Dynamic Bubble Help Facility: Part 2: The Help Facility. 74-76

• Mary E. S. Loomis: ODBMS Myths and Realities. 77-80

Volume 7, Number 5, September 1994

• Donovan Hsieh, Fred M. Gilham Jr.: A Novel Approach Toward Object-Oriented Knowledge-Based Software Integration within a CASE Framework. 25-31
• Cory Byard: Software Beans: Class Metrics and the Mismeasure of Software. 32-34
• Dov Dori: Automated Understanding of Engineering Drawings: An Object-Oriented Analysis. 35-43

• James E. Rumbaugh: Getting Started: Using Use Cases to Capture Requirements. 8-12, 23

• Steve Cook, John Daniels: Object Communication. 14-23

• Richard P. Gabriel: The Bead Game, Rugs, and Beauty. 44-49

• Andrew Koenig: Generic Iterators. 69-72

• Wilf R. LaLonde, John R. Pugh: Just Cloning Around. 73-80

Volume 7, Number 6, October 1994

• Siegfried Heintze: Designing Efficient Container Classes. 22-27
• Shekhar H. Kirani, Wei-Tek Tsai: Method Sequence Specification and Verification of Classes. 28-38
• Yoonsik Cheon, Gary T. Leavens: A Quick Overview of Larch/C++. 39-49

• Meilir Page-Jones: Education and Training for Real Object-Oriented Shops. 51, 53
• Donald Firesmith: The Critical Need for Real on-the-Job Training. 52-53
• Lewis J. Pinson: Moving from COBOL to C and C++: OOP's Biggest Challenge. 54-56

• Conrad Bock, James Odell: A Foundation for Composition. 10-14

• James E. Rumbaugh: Building Boxes: Subsystems. 16-21

• Andrew Koenig: Thoughts on Abstraction. 68-70

• Richard Bielak, James C. McKim: Let There be Objects. 71-74, 78

• Mary E. S. Loomis: Comparing ODBMS Features: A Review of DBMS Needs Assessment for Objects. 75-78

• Stephen J. Mellor: ...at Archetypes. 80-85

Volume 7, Number 7

Volume 7, Number 8, January 1995

• Jens Kaasbøll: Object-Oriented Models of Functionally Integrated Computer Systems. 32-40
• Douglas R. Skuce, Ali Mili: Behavorial Specifications in Object-Oriented Programming. 41-49
• Mark R. Gilder, Mukkai S. Krishnamoorthy: An Object-Oriented Intermediate Code Representation for the Development of Parallelization Tools. 50-56
• Donald Firesmith: Object-Oriented State Modeling Using ADM4. 57-65

• Robert Martin: Patterns: PLoP, PLoP, fizz, fizz. 7-12

• James Odell: Approaches go Finite-State Machine Modeling. 14-20, 40

• James E. Rumbaugh: OMT: The Object Model. 21-27

• Stephen J. Mellor: ...at Translating Actions. 28-31

• Andrew Koenig: Introduction to Iterator Adaptors. 66-68

• Wilf R. LaLonde, John R. Pugh: Communicating Reusable Designs via Design Patterns. 69-71, 88

• Robert Howard, Shahzad Pervez: Lessons Learned in a First Eiffel Project. 72-74

Volume 7, Number 9, February 1995

• Boumediene Belkouche, Mauricio Chavarro: Analysis of Object-Oriented Designs. 30-42
• Christian Tanzer: Remarks on Object-Oriented Modeling of Associations. 43-46
• Joseph A. Goguen, Adolfo Socorro: Module Composition and System Design for the Object Paradigm. 47-55
• Wen-Tsung Chang, Chien-Chao Tseng: Supporting Distributed Objects in FIFO-Based Message-Passing Systems. 56-64

• James E. Rumbaugh: OMT: The Dynamic Model. 6-12

• Steve Cook, John Daniels: Domains for Flexibility, Symplicity, and Reuse. 13-19

• Stephen J. Mellor: ...at Multiple Designs. 20-22

• Desmond D'Souza, Peter Graff: Working with OMT: Model Integration. 23-29

• Andrew Koenig: Polymorphic Reflections. 65-67, 80

• Wilf R. LaLonde, John R. Pugh: Using SOM in VisualAge and IBM Smalltalk. 68-75