- dead line for submission : april
17
- held on : monday, june
18
- location: room Mon -1.63/P48B, Eotvos Lorand University, Budapest,
Hungary (Ecoop ws staff will provide a local map for the room arrangements
later)
Associated Url:
http://adaptiveobjectmodel.com/ECOOP2001/
and/or
http://www-poleia.lip6.fr/~revault/research/ecoop01ws
Adaptive Object-Models and other techniques such as Grammar-oriented
Object Design, meta-CASE environment approaches or Reflection at the language
level, address at least one of the two following problems:
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Capturing [business] rules for user modeling and/or building [Domain]
Specific Languages;
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Building systems that need to change requirements and reflect those
requirements as quickly as possible, i.e. runtime or dynamic adaptability;
What is generally common to these techniques is that they actually
implement or use metamodeling principles through OO languages capabilities.
This workshop will focus on identifying, cataloging and comparing these
techniques one towards another, and other similar ones that share common goals.
We will also try to establish the conditions of use of these techniques, look
at where they meet or overlap, and hopefully set some cross-fertilization ideas
of benefit for each technique.
Workshop position papers should be 3-10 pages in length and should
address one or more of the following:
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Examples of the different techniques
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Concrete development reports with lessons learned from them
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Prerequisites or needs for each technique
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Pros and Cons of the different techniques
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Comparison of the different techniques showing overlapping and
non-overlapping areas
Please submit position papers to the three organizers:
Nicolas.Revault@lip6.fr; yoder@refactory.com;
arsanjan@us.ibm.com
or simply to the alias:
ecoop2001submissions@adaptiveobjectmodel.com.
(develop all sections here)