NEW: The AOSD Practitioner Track offers
state-of-the-art education in AOSD
- 1 tutorial from our tutorial program. On Monday we offer
4 valuable tutorials for
practitioners.
- Admission to the
practitioner's track on Friday morning and all the
demonstrations on Friday
morning.
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Presentation by Ivar Jacobson from Rational on Tuesday morning
(7.45-8.45 am).
- An AOSD
with Eclipse Birds of a Feather session on Tuesday evening (7-9pm).
The discounted cost for this Practitioner Track is
$210 (vs. $450 + tutorials). Please base
your conference fee from that in as the total when
registering.
The practitioner report series highlights insightful contributions from
practitioners in commercial and non-commercial organizations adopting and
using AOSD techniques. Practitioner reports will be made available online from
this website as of Sunday 16th March 2003. |
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Aspect Oriented
Profiler |
Date: Friday 21st March 9:00-9:30am
Authors:
- Jonathan Davies (Cambridge University)
- Nick Huismans (Imperial College London)
- Rory Slaney (Edinburgh University)
- Sian Whiting (Imperial College London)
- Matthew Webster (IBM UK)
- Robert Berry (IBM UK)
Paper: PDF Download
Performance analysis is motivated as an ideal domain for benefiting from the
application of Aspect Oriented (AO) technology. The experience of a ten week
project to apply AO to the performance analysis domain is described. We show how
all phases of a performance analysts' activities initial profiling, problem
identification, problem analysis and solution exploration were candidates for
AO technology assistance, some being
addressed with more success than others. A Profiling Workbench is described that
leverages the capabilities of AspectJ, and delivers unique
capabilities into the hands of developers exploring caching opportunities.
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Using AspectJ to
Eliminate Tangling Code in EAI Activities |
Date: Friday 21st March, 9:30-10:00am
Author: Arno Schmidmeier (Sirius Software GmbH)
Paper: PDF Download
Enterprise Application Integration imposes various non-functional requirements
on integration teams and application manufacturers, which are
hard to separate with OO languages and tools. This paper describes how the
overall integration effort has been dramatically reduced by using AspectJ to
integrate different Sirius EOS Service Monitors in a NGOSS compliant EAI
architecture realized with Vitria BusinessWare.
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Applying AOP for
Middleware Platform Independence |
Date: Friday 21st March, 10:00-10:30am
Authors:
- Ron Bodkin (New Aspects of Security),
- Adrian Colyer (IBM UK),
- Jim Hugunin (PARC)
Paper: PDF Download
This report discusses experiences applying AspectJ in a consulting project at
IBM. The purpose of this project was to evaluate the suitability of
AspectJ for modularizing crosscutting concerns in a middleware product line.
This report describes and assesses the design approaches, tools
integration, and cultural impact.
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Contact |
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For additional information, clarifications, or questions please contact the AOSD
2003 Industrial Track Chair: Adrian Colyer (practitioners@aosd.net). |
