Titlebook: Object-Oriented Technology. ECOOP‘99 Workshop Reader; ECOOP‘99 Workshops, Serge Demeyer,Ana Moreira Conference proceedings 1999 Springer-V

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Object Interoperability, 14, 1999. Divided into four main sessions, the workshop covered some of the most important issues related to object interoperability at different levels (such as protocols, semantics, or mediated architectures). Two are the main goals of this report. First, it tries to provide a snapshot of some of

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Object-Orientation and Operating Systems,-oriented operating systems and to provide a platform for discussing problems arising from the application of object-orientation to operating systems and solutions for them. This paper summarizes ECOOP-OOOSWS’99 with its invited talk, eleven paper presentations and lively discussions between and aft

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UML Semantics FAQ, semantics for the Unified Modelling Language. Questions examined the meaning of the term . in the context of UML; approaches to defining the semantics, including the feasibility of the meta-modelling approach; whether a single semantics is desirable and, if not, how to set up a framework for defini

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Object-Oriented Architectural Evolution,e Architecture has become a topic of interest within the object-oriented community as well. The quality of an object-oriented architecture can be described by a set of characteristics, such as modularity, extensibility, flexibility, adaptability, understandability, testability and reusability, which

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Multi-user Object-Oriented Environments,n the late 1970s. These environments implemented a networked version of a role-playing fantasy game known as Dungeons and Dragons, hence their acronym MUD (Multi-user Dungeons). When it became obvious that many MUD users use the environment mainly to meet virtually with other users rather than to pl

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9th Workshop for PhD Students in Object Oriented Systems,topics such as databases, languages, software engineering and artificial intelligence, components and generative programming, analysis and design, frameworks and patterns, aspected oriented programming, distribution, and middleware. Several topics of shared interest were identified and targeted in s

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Experiences in Object-Oriented Re-engineering,ditions were held during ECOOP’97 and ECOOP’98 [3] [2]). This year seventeen participants attended the workshop. The overall organization stayed the same. Prior to the workshop each participant was asked to read the full version of the submitted papers that have been edited as internal proceedings.

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