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ORCID15th OOPSLA 2000: Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA - Addendum
- James Haungs:
Addendum to the 2000 Proceedings of the Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems, Languages and Applications, OOPSLA 2000, Minneapolis, MN, USA, October 15-19, 2000. ACM 2000, ISBN 1-58113-307-3 - Jutta Eckstein:
Educators' symposium. 1-2 - John Daniels, Jim Amsden, Larry L. Constantine, David E. Delano, Martin L. Griss, Ivar Jacobson, Else-Marie Östling, Rebecca Wirfs-Brock:
Cracking the software paradox (panel session). 3-4 - Steven Fraser
, Kent L. Beck, Ward Cunningham, Ron Crocker, Martin Fowler, Linda Rising, Laurie A. Williams:
Hacker or hero? - extreme programming today (panel session). 5-7 - Brian Henderson-Sellers, Norman L. Kerth, Alistair Cockburn, Donald Firesmith, Steve J. Mellor:
Processes (panel session): the roles of ceremony and adaptation. 9-10 - Hermann Kaindl, Karl Frank, Ivar Jacobson, Stephen J. Mellor, Joaquin Miller, Laura Hill:
How difficult is the transition from OOA to OOD? (panel session). 11-12 - Neil B. Harrison, Frank Buschmann, James Coplien, David M. Ungar, John M. Vlissides:
Beyond the hype (panel session): sequel to the trial of the gang of four. 13-15 - Marc Breissinger, Lougie Anderson, Chris Beall, Thomas Joseph, Mary Loomis, Stewert Allen:
Emerging B2B eCommerce integration standards - a tower of Babel? 17 - Martine Devos, Richard P. Gabriel, James Coplien, Theo D'Hondt, Jutta Eckstein, Brian Foote, Kevlin Henney, Alan O'Callaghan:
Back to the future (panel session): Is worse (still) better? 19-20 - Andy Schneider:
Remote access to clinical data. 21-22 - Joseph Pelrine:
Modelling infection scenarios - a fixed-price eXtreme programming success story. 23-24 - James Newkirk, Robert C. Martin:
Extreme programming in practice. 25-26 - David J. Arnone:
Porting a core CGI workflow system onto a WAS platform while being used and extended to support the enterprise. 27-28 - Martin Goldberg:
Virtual yacht racing on the Web. 29-30 - Vijay Mehra, Richard K. Walker, Jeffrey S. Brashear, Mohan Tavorath:
Designing a flexible services-based architecture for Internet applications. 31-32 - William F. Frank, Anil Karunaratne:
A decade of modeling financial vehicles. 33-34 - Hernán Astudillo:
How conceptual system architecture leads to business process. 35-36 - Stephen Strom:
Building a large-scale generic object model: applying the CYC upper ontology to object database development in Java. 37-38 - Jon Sholberg, James H. Illback:
Application integration framework for a large business process redesign project. 39-40 - Andrea Savigni, Filippo Cunsolo, Francesco Tisato:
ESCORT: lessons from an integration project. 41-42 - Jon Hancock:
Application frameworks before system frameworks. 43-44 - Ralph Johnson, Donald MacQueen:
The camp smalltalk ANSI test suite (poster session). 45-46 - Mohsen D. Ghassemi, Ronald R. Mourant:
Evaluation of coupling in the context of Java interfaces (poster session). 47-48 - Michal Smialek:
Global reuse strategy based on use cases (poster session). 49-50 - Prasad Palacharla, Lizette Velázquez:
Scenario-based reengineering (poster session). 51-52 - Ladan Tahvildari, Kostas Kontogiannis:
A workbench for quality based software re-engineering (Poster). 53-54 - Ross McKegney, Terry Shepard:
Design patterns and real-time object-oriented modeling (poster session). 55-56 - Lawrence R. Carleton:
Reinvent the wheel (poster session). 57-58 - Martin Lippert, Stefan Roock, Heinz Züllighoven:
From documents to applications via frameworks (poster session): the tools and materials approach. 59-60 - Paniti Netinant, Constantinos A. Constantinides, Tzilla Elrad, M. E. Fayad:
Aspect-oriented frameworks (poster session): the design of adaptable operating systems. 61-62 - Constantinos A. Constantinides, Tzilla Elrad:
Towards a two-dimensional separation of concerns (poster session). 63-64 - Andrew Kwok-Fai Lui, Mark W. Grigg, Michael J. Owen, T. Andrew Au:
iFlow (poster session): a data streaming application framework based on a uniform abstraction. 65-66 - L. Polasek, Arturo Zambrano, Silvia E. Gordillo, Javier Bazocco, Gisela Trilla, D. Cano, Alejandra Beatriz Lliteras:
Taking advantage of design patterns in GIS domain (poster session). 67-68 - Miro Casanova, Thomas Wallet, Maja D'Hondt:
Adaptations to OCL for ensuring quality of geographic data (poster session). 69-70 - Bharat Jayaraman, Pallavi Tambay:
Constrained objects for modeling complex structures (extended abstract) (poster session). 71-72 - Ludger Martin, Elke Siemon:
Component visualization based on programmer's conceptual models (poster session). 73-74 - David H. Lorenz, Predrag Petkovic:
ContextBox (extended abstract) (poster session): a visual builder for context beans. 75-76 - Thornton Green:
Verdantium towards a Java-enabled compound document model (poster session). 77-78 - Michael Richmond:
Component migration with enterprise JavaBeans (poster session). 79-80 - Joseph W. Yoder, Reza Razavi:
Adaptive object-models (poster session). 81-82 - Paulo Caroli, Carlos José Pereira de Lucena, Marcus Fontoura:
An architecture for the evolution of Web applications (poster session). 83-84 - Alexandre Sztajnberg, Orlando Loques:
R-Rio (poster session): reflective-reconfigurable interconnectable objects. 85-86 - William J. Ray:
Optimization of distributed, object-oriented systems (poster session). 87-88 - Ronald de Man, Rudynell Millian, Maarten Wegdam, Aniruddha S. Gokhale, Shalini Yajnik:
Transparent fault tolerance for CORBA based distributed components (poster session). 89-90 - Bora Y. Kumova:
Object-oriented design and implementation of the multi-agent system AgentTeam (poster session). 91-92 - Amisha Thakkar, Bina Ramamurthy:
Wireless architecture for access to remote services (WiARS) (poster session). 93-94 - David A. Carlson:
Designing XML vocabularies with UML (poster session). 95-96 - Daniel A. Rawsthorne:
Introducing the project/process evaluation and development framework (poster session). 97-98 - Hermann Kaindl, Stefan Huber, Ömer Karacan, Ilir Kondo, Herwig Schreiner, Helge-Wernhard Süß:
ooSEM (poster session): a process model for object-oriented development in an industrial environment. 99-100 - Christopher Seguin:
Refactoring tool challenges in a strongly typed language (poster session). 101-102 - Alexander Sakharov:
State machine specification directly in Java and C++ (poster session). 103-104 - Gary T. Leavens, Clyde Ruby, K. Rustan M. Leino, Erik Poll, Bart Jacobs:
JML (poster session): notations and tools supporting detailed design in Java. 105-106 - Yuuji Ichisugi:
MixJuice (poster session): an object-oriented language with simple and powerful module mechanism. 107-108 - Ghica van Emde Boas:
Fantastic, unique, UML tool for the Java environment (FUUT-je) (poster session). 109-110 - Jerome Miecznikowski, Etienne Gagnon:
Decompile Java class files with soot! (poster session). 111-112 - Raja Vallée-Rai, Patrick Lam, Clark Verbrugge, Patrice Pominville, Feng Qian:
Soot (poster session): a Java bytecode optimization and annotation framework. 113-114 - Christopher Dutchyn, Paul Lu, Duane Szafron, Steven Bromling, Wade Holst:
Multi-dispatch in the Java Virtual Machine (poster session): design and implementation. 115-116 - Arturo J. Sánchez, Jia Dei-Wei:
Towards a graphical notation to express the C++ template instantiation process (poster session). 117-118 - Wayne L. Bethea:
Adding parametric polymorphism to the common object request broker architecture (CORBA) (poster session). 119-120 - Jason W. Kim:
The META4 programming language overview (poster session). 121-122 - Ian S. Welch, Robert J. Stroud:
Kava - a powerful and portable reflective Java (poster session). 123-124 - Matthew Arnold, Stephen Fink, David Grove, Michael Hind, Peter F. Sweeney:
Adaptive optimization in the Jalapeño JVM (poster session). 125-126 - Karel Driesen, Patrick Lam, Jerome Miecznikowski, Feng Qian, Derek Rayside:
On the predictability of Java byte codes (abstract) (poster session). 127-128 - Stephen M. Blackburn, John Cavazos, Sharad Singhai, Asjad M. Khan, Kathryn S. McKinley, J. Eliot B. Moss, Sara Smolensky:
Profile-driven pretenuring for Java (poster session). 129-130 - Jens Coldewey, Jutta Eckstein, Pete McBreen, Christa Schwanninger:
Deploying lightweight processes (poster session). 131-132 - Haim Kilov, Kenneth Baclawski:
Ninth OOPSLA workshop on behavioral semantics (poster session). 133-134 - Mary Lynn Manns, Linda Rising, Alan O'Callaghan:
Introducing patterns (or any new idea) into organizations (poster session). 135-136 - Robert Biddle:
Active learning for object-oriented design (poster session). 137-138 - Helen Sharp, Mary Lynn Manns, Jutta Eckstein:
The pedagogical patterns project (poster session). 139-140 - Jutta Eckstein, John Daniels:
Object principles (poster session): back to basics. 141-142 - Ademar Aguiar:
A minimalist approach to framework documentation. 143-144 - Jason W. Kim:
The META4 programming language. 145-146 - Johan Larsson:
Calculating in an object-oriented iterator-view-generator framework. 147-148 - Mikel Luján:
Building an object oriented problem solving environment for the parallel numerical solution of PDEs. 149-150 - Pascal Rapicault:
Model and techniques to specify, develop and use a framework: a meta modeling approach. 151-152 - William J. Ray:
Optimization of distributed, object-oriented systems. 153-154 - Clyde Ruby:
Safely creating correct subclasses without seeing superclass code. 155-156 - Ladan Tahvildari, Kostas Kontogiannis:
A workbench for quality based software re-engineering (Doctoral Symposium). 157-158 - Bharat Jayaraman, Pallavi Tambay:
Constrained objects for modeling complex structures (extended abstract). 159-160 - Naoko Yamasaki, Tetsuro Kakeshita:
An understandability metrics for object oriented programs. 161-162 - Erik Hilsdale, Jim Hugunin, Mik Kersten, Gregor Kiczales, Cristina Videira Lopes, Jeffrey Palm:
AspectJ: the language and support tools. 163 - Bowen Alpern, Ton Ngo, Jong-Deok Choi, Manu Sridharan:
DejaVu: deterministic Java replay debugger for Jalapeño Java virtual machine. 165-166 - Rémi Bastide:
PetShop: a tool for the formal specification of CORBA systems. 167 - Dominik Kuropka, Mathias Weske:
Transparent and flexible storage of application objects in CORBA environments. 169-170 - Martin Lippert:
Tool-box frameworks - the new challenge beyond black-box and white-box. 171-172 - Alan Knight:
GLORP: generic lightweight object-relational persistence. 173-174 - Russel L. Traher II:
Clinical trial remote data capture client/server solution. 175-176 - Bert Barabas, Mark Van Gulik:
Customer context server application enabling customer-focused e-commerce. 177-178 - Diane Levin, Randy Stafford:
FoodSmart - a large-scale distributed object system. 179 - Stephen Pair:
Implementing NetUnify.com using squeak. 181-182 - Ahmed Gomaa, El Sayed Mostafa:
Documenter: a simple geographical information system. 183-184 - Arturo Zambrano, L. Polasek, Silvia E. Gordillo, Javier Bazzocco, Gisela Trilla, D. Cano, Alejandra Beatriz Lliteras:
Tilcara: an OO perspective to handle continuous fields in GIS. 185-186
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