Titlebook: ECOOP 2003 - Object-Oriented Programming; 17th European Confer Luca Cardelli Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Built-in Object Security low-level coding errors that could result in buffer overflows and other vulnerabilities. They also allow protection by encapsulation and the treatment of objects as unforgeable capabilities. In addition, they sometimes include rich security infrastructures, for example libraries for authentication

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Modeling Crosscutting in Aspect-Oriented Mechanismsthree part characterization of what is required to support crosscutting structure: a common frame of reference that two (or more) programs can use to connect with each other and each provide their semantic contribution.

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Spontaneous Container Services to adapt components transparently (e.g., with persistence and transactions) would be of great advantage in mobile computing. In this paper, we generalize the container model into a new software architecture, the .. A spontaneous container allows to homogeneously extend all applications of a network

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A Calculus of Untyped Aspect-Oriented Programsic semantics of aspects is typically specified by appealing to an underlying object-oriented language via a compiler transformation known as .. This treatment is unsatisfactory for several reasons. Firstly, this semantics violates basic modularity principles of object-oriented programming. Secondly,

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Language Support for Connector Abstractionsnnectors can be used to communicate across a distributed system, coordinate the activities of several objects, or adapt one object’s interface to the interface of another. Mainstream object-oriented languages, however, do not provide explicit support for connectors. As a result, connection code is i

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Regular Object Typesular types have only been explored in special-purpose languages (e.g., ., ., and .) with type systems designed around regular types “from the ground up.” The goal of the . language is to bring regular types to a broad audience by offering them as a lightweight extension of a popular object-oriented