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Challenges in Object Oriented Modelling : From Conceptual Modelling to Requirements EngineeringRE framework developed in the NATURE1 project to address the new challenges posed by rapid and continuous changes in both, technology and IS environments, and to draw research perspectives for Object Oriented analysis methodologies.

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Some problems with use cases … and how to avoid themarliest organizations to adopt object technology for all applications. He is an internationally recognized and widely published authority on advanced information technology. Ian has over 20 years experience as an IT practitioner and industry consultant and is the author or editor of eight books incl

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A Theory of Classonstructors, generic parameters, classes, inheritance and polymorphism. The theory is elegant, in that it is based on a simple Generalization of F-bounds. The theory has timely implications for emerging OMG standards and future language designs.

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Integrating Adaptive Programming into Existing Object-Oriented Analysis & Design Methods: Do It Yourunately it is hard to study these principles without their current context of the Demeter method. In this paper the theory and instrumentation of method engineering is applied to define a clear, concise and ready-to-use method fragment to support adaptive functionality specifications. The fragment i

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An Overview of the , Multiparadigm Programming Language and Its Semanticsct-oriented and the logic programming paradigms with a precise and well-balanced interface so that each paradigm shares an equal and cooperating partnership in problem analysis and problem solving. An important property of OCT is that programmers can program either in one of the paradigms alone or i

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Type-safe Callbacks with Abstract Partnerst libraries, and therefore their types are known. However, in some cases, a library object or any other previously implemented object needs to call back a user whose type is not known. We should therefore not make restrictive assumptions about the types of the objects that are called back. This is n

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Architectural Issues For Integrating Legacy Systems Using CORBA 2 in the LIOM Projectlegacy middleware. In this paper we discuss solving the middleware problem with the OMG’s CORBA and identify the architectural issues involved in such an endeavour. The impact of these issues for healthcare legacy systems, in particular those of the LIOM project is demonstrated.