Titlebook: Software Engineering and Middleware; Third International Alberto Coen-Porisini,André Hoek Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verlag Berl

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Type Based Adaptation: An Adaptation Approach for Dynamic Distributed Systemsase reuse and to simplify the implementation and composition of new software. While all these models focus on the specification and packaging of components, however, they provide almost no support for their adaptation and composition. This work still has to be done programmatically. In this paper we

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On the Use of Enterprise Java Beans 2.0 Local Interfacescation architectures like J2EE where collocated calls among beans frequent. EJB 2.0 introduces local interfaces as a solution to the collocation overhead and related problems, based on the implicit assumption that EJB components can be clustered. This paper evaluates the use and usefulness of local

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Dynamic Instrumentation for Jini Applicationsy change “on-the-fly”. Middleware technologies dramatically simplify the development of distributed systems, but, until recently, little attention has focused on combining software instrumentation techniques with middleware technologies to understand dynamic behaviour and assist with the runtime man

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Revolutionizing Software Developmentls as well as integrated development environments do not solve this problem, as they either lock the users to certain technology platform or keep a gap between a model and its final implementation. The OMG has responded to this challenge by introducing the paradigm of model driven architectures (MDA