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Object-Oriented Technologys [1998]

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Workshop 1: Object Oriented Technology for Telecommunications Services Engineering
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Telecommunications Services Engineering: Principles, Architectures and Tools
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Difficulties with mapping OMT specifications into GDMO
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Towards a “Good” Functional and Executable Behavior Model
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The Formalization and Simulation of a Network Management Model
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OST - An Object-Oriented Computer Networks System Specification Tool
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Experiences in Telecommunications Protocols with an OO Based Implementation Framework
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Rapid Network Management Application Development
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Real-time Object Oriented Distributed Processing with COREMO
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Reflective Real-Time Object-Oriented Programming and Systems
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Reflective ORBs: Supporting Robust, Time-critical Distribution
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Weak Protection for Reflective Operating Systems
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Implementing Real-Time Actors with MetaJava
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Adaptive Scheduling using Reflection
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Adaptive Fault-Tolerant Systems and Reflective Architectures
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Workshop on Language Support for Design Patterns and Frameworks (LSDF’97)
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Implementing GoF Design Patterns in BETA
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Message Passing Abstractions as Elementary Bricks for Design Pattern Implementation: an Experiment
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Patterns of the Agenda
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Design Patterns as Program Extracts
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Design Patterns vs. Language Design
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Multi-level patterns
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Architectural Abstractions for Frameworks
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A Framework for Processors of Visual Languages
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Type Oriented Programming
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A Framework Registration Language
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Tool Support for Framework-Specific Language Extensions
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Design Patterns & Frameworks: On the Issue of Language Support
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Language Support for Design Patterns Using Attribute Extension
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A Language Implementation Framework in Java
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Precise Semantics for Object-Oriented Modeling Techniques
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Ontology-based Layered Semantics for Precise OA&D Modeling
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Formalising Object-Oriented Models in the Object Calculus
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Set Theory as a Semantic Framework for Object Oriented Modeling
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Unification of the Models for Types, Classes and State Machines
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Integration of <inline-formula><alternatives><tex-math>\documentclass[12pt]{minimal} \usepackage{amsmath} \usepackage{wasysym} \usepackage{amsfonts} \usepackage{amssymb} \usepackage{amsbsy} \usepackage{mathrsfs} \usepackage{upgreek} \setlength{\oddsidemargin}{-69pt} \begin{document} $$ \mathcal{Z} $$ \end{document}</tex-math><inline-graphic></inline-graphic></alternatives></inline-formula> -Based Semantics of OO-Notations
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Integrated Informal Object-Oriented and Formal Modeling Techniques
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Semantics through Pictures
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Business rules: from business specification to design
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Liberating Object-Oriented Modeling from Programming-Level Abstractions
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Discovering, Displaying and Agreeing Semantics in an Environment of Conflicts
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Towards a Precise Semantics for Object-Oriented Modeling Techniques
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Formal Definition and Refinement of UML’s Module/Package Concept
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Experience with Formal Specification of CMM and UML
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Models, Formalisms and Methods for Object-Oriented Distributed Computing
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FAMOOS Workshop on Object-Oriented Software Evolution and Re-Engineering
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On Implementation and Extension Complexities
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Analyzing Dependencies to Solve Low-Level Problems
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Adding Architecture to Design
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Analysis of Object-Oriented Programs Using Graphs
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Extracting State Diagrams from Legacy Systems
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Combining Software Descriptions
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Re-Engineering with UML
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Evolution of Telecommunication Software Using OO : Organisational and Technical Issues
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Design Pattern Restructuring
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Similarity Measures for the Object Model
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Modeling Software Processes and Artifacts
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Revised PMLs and PSEEs for Industrial SPI
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Applying Fuzzy Logic Techniques in Object-Oriented Software Development
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Towards a Dedicated Object Oriented Software Process Modelling Language
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The Object Model for a Product Based Development Process
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Active Software Artifacts
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General Software Process Organization in the OSMOSIS project
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Object-Oriented Modelling of Software Processes and Artifacts: Promises and Challenges
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Object-Oriented Model for Representing Software Production Processes
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2nd Workshop on Component-Oriented Programming (WCOP’97)
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Toward Automatic, Run-time Fault Management for Component-Based Applications
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Formal Methods for Component Software: The Refinement Calculus Perspective
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Reuse Contracts As Component Interface Descriptions
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A Control Model for the Dynamic Selection and Configuration of Software Components
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Design and Evaluation of Distributed Component-Oriented Software Systems
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The Fragile Base Class Problem and Its Impact on Component Systems
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The Challenge of the Global Software Process
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Coupling of Workflow and Component—Oriented Systems
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A Generator for Composition Interpreters
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On the Addition of Properties to Components
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Adapting Object-Oriented Components
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Inheritance Using Contracts & Object Composition
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The 7th Workshop for PhD Students in Object-Oriented Systems
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Object-Oriented Real-Time Systems: Workshop Report
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Formalising Real-time System Design
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Object-Oriented Real-Time Software in the European Space Agency
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Scheduling Mechanisms for Efficient Implementation of Real-Time Objects
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An Object Communication Architecture For Real Time Distributed Process Control
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RT-Objects based on Temporal Causal Consistency: A New Approach for Fieldbus Systems
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Configuring Realtime CORBA Systems for Telecom Applications
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New Complexities in the Embedded World — the OTI Approach
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Aspect-Oriented Programming Workshop Report
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Workshop on Object Orientation and Operating Systems
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Applying Distributed Shared Memory Techniques for Implementing Distributed Objects
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MetaJava — A Platform for Adaptable Operating-System Mechanisms
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A Reflective Architecture for an Adaptable Object-Oriented Operating System Based on C++
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Configuration and Adaptation Management for Object-Oriented Operating Systems
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An Approach For Managing Highly Configurable Operating Systems
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An Object-Oriented Abstract Machine as the Substrate for an Object-Oriented Operating System
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Objects in Different Execution Environments
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