Titlebook: Enterprise Information Systems; 11th International C Joaquim Filipe,José Cordeiro Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

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onstant adaptation of software in production is needed to cope with new requirements. Thus, refactoring legacy code requires tool support to help developers performing this demanding task. Since the code base of legacy software systems is far beyond the size that developers can handle manually we pr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-2077-8dard is insufficient to fully describe all the assets, especially when they are used as input for other eLearning services. On the other hand, a standard definition of learning objects in not enough to ensure interoperability among eLearning systems; they must also use a standard API to exchange lea

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The Seed at the Heart of the World,e biomedical research community. MIMI is a web-based system for managing the latest instruments and resources used by clinical and translational investigators. To deploy MIMI broadly, X-MIMI utilizes a parametric Role-Based Access Control model to decentralize the management of user-role assignment,

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Clarice M. Yentsch,Carl J. Sindermannnologies and integration with legacy systems. When complexity increases the phases of software development, maintenance and evolution become more difficult to deal with, i.e. they became more subject to error-prone factors. Recently, Model Driven Architecture (MDA) has made the management of this co

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230505940r, modern database applications sometimes require indexing the hybrid data space (HDS), which involves both continuous and non-ordered discrete subspaces. In this paper, the structure and heuristics of the ND-tree, which is a recently-proposed indexing technique for NDDSs, are first extended to the

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The Women of the Arrow Cross Partyg with its advantages and constraints. However, DW prototypes have considerably smaller development time windows when compared to complete DW projects. This puts additional pressure on the achievement of the expected prototypes’ high quality standards, especially at the highly time consuming multidi