Implicit invocation

Known as: Invocation (disambiguation)

Implicit invocation is a term used by some authors for a style of software architecture in which a system is structured around event handling, using…

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2014

We present an architectural style for selforganizing software systems, which leverages a catalog of design patterns for self…

2010

We propose the introduction of a special kind of traits that implement methods implicitly invoked when an event of a given type…

2005

In this paper we present a source transformation-based framework to support uniform testing and model checking of implicit…

2004

Aspect-oriented programming (AOP) promises improved modularity in software design. However, it also presents novel mechanisms and…

2004

Aspect-oriented programming constructs complicate reasoning about program behavior. Our position is that we can reduce key…

2004

With the growing size and complexity of software systems, software verification and validation (V&V) is becoming increasingly…

2003

Model checking and other finite-state analysis techniques have been very successful when used with hardware systems and less…

2001

Nowadays more and more attraction is drawn by the event-based implicit invocation—one of useful architectural patterns, because…

2000

While implicit invocation (publish-subscribe) systems have good engineering properties, they are difficult to reason about and to…

1993

Implicit invocation based on event broadcasting is an increasingly important technique for integrating systems. The authors…