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On the semantics of complex events in active database management systems

  • D. ZimmerR. Unland
  • Computer Science
    Proceedings / International Conference on Data…
  • 23 March 1999
A (formal) meta-model for event algebras is introduced that subdivides the semantics of complex events into elementary, independent dimensions and fulfils the criteria for a good language design to a large extent.
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Refactoring of Aspect-Oriented Software

A number of new aspect-orientation refactorings are introduced which help on the one hand to migrate from object-oriented to aspect- oriented software and on the other hand to restructure existing aspect-oriented code.

A UML-based aspect-oriented design notation for AspectJ

A design notation is presented based on the UML that provides representations for all language constructs in AspectJ and specifies an UML implementation of Aspect J's weaving mechanism, which carries over the advantages of aspect-orientation to the design level.
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Expressing different conceptual models of join point selections in aspect-oriented design

Three different conceptual models that are frequently used in aspect-oriented applications are detailed and corresponding modeling notations based on Join Point Designation Diagrams which are capable to express join point selections complying to those models are introduced.
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A concise introduction to autonomic computing

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Parametric introductions

This paper discusses the implementations of introductions in AspectJ and Hyper/J and reveals their limitations by presenting typical examples of static crosscutting code that cannot be handled adequately by them and presents the concept of parametric introduction, which are introductions that rely on parameters that are evaluated during weavetime.
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Objects, Components, Architectures, Services, and Applications for a Networked World

This volume focuses on topics such as object-oriented (distributed) technologies, concepts and systems, agent-related technologies and concepts, advanced database systems and the Web, and E-commerce, including both the engineering and the use of Web-based application systems.
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Agent Technologies, Infrastructures, Tools, and Applications for E-Services

This paper presents a Foundational Analysis of Software Robustness Using Redundant Agent Collaboration and a Framework for Inter-society Communication in Agents.
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Designing Aspect-Oriented Crosscutting in UML

The reasoning behind the AODM is explained and how it may be used to design aspect-oriented crosscutting in general is demonstrated.

On Representing Join Points in the UML

If and to what extent join point representations in the UML are apt to serve as hooks for crosscutting specified with Composition Filters, in Adaptive Programming, and in Hyper/J, as well are evaluated.
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