1. vereinigte GI Fachtagung "Objektorientierte Programmierung für die vernetzte Welt" aus • JAVADAYS • STJA • JIT
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08:30 Opening  (30 min)

09:00 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: Java and XML 1+1 equals 3!  (60 min)

Simon Phipps (SUN)

10:00 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: The Computer Revolution Hasn´t Happened Yet  (60 min)

Alan Kay (USA)

11:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

11:30 Session: Testing

11:30 Class Mutation: the Mutation Testing Method for Object-Oriented Programs John A. Clark et al. (University of York)
12:00 Ein Framework zur Ausnahmebehandlung in mehrschichtigen Softwaresystemen Christoph Knabe (Technische Fachhochschule Berlin)
12:30 Tempto - An Object-Oriented Test Framework And Test Management Infrastructure Based On Fine-Grained XML-Documents Rainer Krautter et al. (debis Systemhaus Industry GmbH)

11:30 Session: Architectures

11:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Einbettung von Java-Komponenten in WWW-Browser: Ein Erfahrungsbericht Clemens Düpmeier et al. (Institut für Angewandte Informatik, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe)
12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Untersuchungen zur Implementierung von Java-Laufzeitumgebungen für eingebettete Systeme Wolfgang Rosenstiel et al. (Universität Tübingen)
12:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform The Event Desktop: Extending the World Wide Web with Events

11:30 Session: Grundlagen und Anwendungen von XML und dem Web

11:30 Ein Konzept zur Spezifikation von XSL-Transformationen und dessen Anwendung bei Bankselbstbedienungssystemen R Depke et al. (Universität Paderborn)
12:00 Konzeption eines XML-fähigen Mailtools Marc Lohmann et al. (Universität Paderborn)
12:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program A Smart Client Architecture for eBusiness Applications Albert Euba et al. (Sulzer eCommerce Team)

11:30 Session: Software development 2

11:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Refactoring the Unified Software Development Process Jutta Eckstein
12:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program RUP und eXtreme Programming - Passt das zusammen? Markus Barchfeld et al. (Andrena Objects GmbH)
12:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Softwareentwicklungsprozess und schnellebiges Internet: Wie passen Rational Unified Process und E-Commerce zusammen? Holger Dörnemann (Rational)

13:00 Lunch  (90 min)

14:30 Message of Greeting, Franz Schuster, Minister for Economic Affairs, Thuringia  (30 min)

15:00 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: Object, components and contracts  (60 min)

Bertrand Meyer (USA, F)

16:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

16:30 Session: Software Specification and Management in Practice

16:30 A Method and Tool for Managing Process Diversity in an Industrial Setting Jozef DeMan et al. (Alcatel, Switching and Routing Division, Antwerp)
17:00 Experience with the UML/OCL-Approach to Precise Software Modeling: A Report from Practice Thomas Baar (Universität Karlsruhe)
17:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Geschwindigkeit ist keine Hexerei Georg Heeg (Georg Heeg)

16:30 Session: Embedded Systems and Jini

16:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Hardware_Zugriffe aus Java heraus Guido Glöde et al. (Universität Rostock)
17:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform JSalsa : Jini Service Agglomeration in Large Scale Assemblages Burkhard Ehleringer et al. (Universität Trier)
17:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform NetObjects Dynamische Proxy-Architektur für Jini Stephan Preuß (Universität Rostock)

16:30 Session: XML in Datenbanken und Datenflüssen

16:30 XML Unterstützung in DB2 durch DB2 XML Entender Manfred Päßler (IBM Deutschland)
17:00 Komposition von XML Dataflows zur Integration heterogener WWW-Informationsdienste Peter Fankhauser et al. (GMD - Forschungszentrum Informationstechnik GmbH)
17:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Developing XML-enabled Java(tm) Applications - How to Manage and Persist XML Objects in Java Frank Thelen (POET Software GmbH)

16:30 Session: eBusiness

16:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Aufbau und Verwaltung von EJB Komponenten innerhalb einer technischen Portal Architektur mit WebLogic Commerce Server Wolfgang Weigend (BEA Systems GmbH)
17:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Applikationsserver als Architekturgrundlage für eBusiness Lösungen Thomas Mattern (InQMy Technologies GmbH)
17:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program IBM und Linux - Konsolidierung komplexer e-commerce Environments auf Linux for S/390 Thomas Uhl (CEO Thinking Objects Software GmbH)

19:30 Erfurt-Bummel  (30 min)

20:00 NetObject-Jazz  (240 min)

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09:15 Workshop welcome and opening remarks  (15 min)

09:30 Session: C++ Template Programming Session 1

09:30 A Solution to the Constructor-Problem of Mixin-Based Programming in C++ Ulrich W. Eisenecker et al. (Fachhochschule Kaiserslautern)
10:00 Generic Components for Grid Data Structures and Algorithms with C++ Guntram Berti
10:30 Five compilation models for C++ templates Todd L. Veldhuizen (Indiana University)

09:30 Transformation Systems: Key Technology for Generative Programming and Large Scale Software Maintenance Teil 1  (90 min)

Michael Mehlich (Semantic Designs, USA)

09:30 Session: Software development 1

09:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program IVV - ein Verfahren für Software-Controlling und Risikominimierung Martin Luckmann (move Unternehmensberatungs GmbH)
10:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Why is it hard to learn eXtreme Programming? Christian Noack et al. (Daedalos Consulting)
10:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Mit neuen Technologien auf dem Weg zu neuen Märkten Siegfried Löhr (OPUS)

09:30 Product Line Approach to Reuse Teil 1  (90 min)

Stan Jarzabek (National University of Singapore and University of Waterloo)

11:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

11:30 Session: C++ Template Programming Session 2

11:30 Custom Iterators for the STL Christopher Baus et al.
12:00 The View Template Library Martin Weiser et al. (weiser@zib.de)
12:30 An Expression Template aware Lambda Function Joerg Striegnitz et al.

11:30 Transformation Systems: Key Technology for Generative Programming and Large Scale Software Maintenance Teil 2  (90 min)

Michael Mehlich (Semantic Designs, USA)

11:30 Young Entrepreneurs Workshop Spezifische Aufgabenstellungen und Probleme in den Bereichen Presse und Personal bei Start Ups  (90 min)

11:30 Product Line Approach to Reuse Teil 2  (90 min)

Stan Jarzabek (National University of Singapore and University of Waterloo)

13:00 Lunch  (90 min)

14:30 Session: C++ Template Programming Session 3

14:30 Static Interfaces in C++ Brian McNamara et al.
15:00 Concept Checking: Binding Parametric Polymorphism in C++ Jeremy Siek et al. (jsiek@lsc.nd.edu)

14:30 Transformation Systems: Key Technology for Generative Programming and Large Scale Software Maintenance Teil 3  (90 min)

Michael Mehlich (Semantic Designs, USA)

14:30 Session: Entrepeneur Session 1

14:30 Young Entrepreneurs Workshop Blick hinter die Kulissen... Bernd Schnell (IVC Venture Capital Aktiengesellschaft)
15:00 Young Entrepreneurs Workshop Acht Strategien zum Erfolgsunternehmen im Internet Nicole B. Meissner (PEPPERMINT. Financial Partners)
15:30 Young Entrepreneurs Workshop Tagebuch eines Startups... Sylvius Bardt (Questico AG)

14:30 Designware: Software Development by Refinement Teil 1  (90 min)

Douglas R. Smith (Kestrel Institute)

15:30 Discussion of approaches to concept checking  (30 min)

16:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

16:30 Session: C++ Template Programming, Session 4

16:30 STL and OO Don't Mix Dietmar Kuehl (dietmar_kuehl@yahoo.com)
17:00 UML Description of the STL H Eichelberger et al. (eichelberger@informatik.uni-wuerzburg.de)

16:30 Transformation Systems: Key Technology for Generative Programming and Large Scale Software Maintenance Teil 4  (90 min)

Michael Mehlich (Semantic Designs, USA)

16:30 Entrepeneur Session 2  (90 min)

16:30 Designware: Software Development by Refinement Teil 2  (90 min)

Douglas R. Smith (Kestrel Institute)

18:00 Session: GCSE Young Researchers

18:00 GCSE 2000 Young Researchers Workshop Kai Böllert et al. (Ilmenau Technical University)
18:20 Code Generation from UML models Ákos Frohner et al.
18:40 FlexiGen a framework design for a flexible generator Tobias Lindig
19:00 A C++ Implementation of Tabu Search for k-Cardinality Tree Problem Based on Generic Programming and Component Reuse M. Josep Blesa et al. (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya)
19:20 Olena: a Component-Based Platform for Image Processing, mixing Generic, Generative and OO Programming Alexandre Duret-Lutz (Epita R&D Laboratory)
19:40 A Technique for Variability and Decision Modeling Facilitating the Incremental Introduction of Product Line Engineering Dirk Muthig (Fh-IESE Kaiserslautern)
20:00 Requirements for Modeling Software Product Lines Kai Böllert et al. (Ilmenau Technical University)
20:20 Introducing Separation of Concerns to Product Line Engineering Joachim Bayer ( Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering (IESE))
20:40 Multi-Design Application Frameworks Stefan Hanenberg (Universität Essen)

19:30 Erfurt-Bummel  (30 min)

20:00 NetObject-Jazz  (240 min)

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08:30 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: From the W3C´s XPath to Tamino´s X-Query  (60 min)

Juliane Harbarth (Software AG)

08:30 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: XML Technologies - Creating frameworks and vocabularies to support eCommerce  (60 min)

Holger Rath

09:30 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: Keynote  (60 min)

Brent Carlson (IBM Rochester)

09:30 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: Smalltalk and XML   (60 min)

James A. Robertson (Cincon Systems)

10:30 Coffee break  (30 min)

11:00 Session: Distributed Systems

11:00 Markup Meets Middleware Wolfgang Emmerich (University College London)
11:30 Ein objekt-orientiertes Framework für NFS-Dienste Gabor Herr et al. (Technische Universität Darmstadt)
12:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Server Side Java - Highlights und Potentielle Stolperfallen Gernot Starke (Systor AG)
12:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Doorastha: A step towards distribution transparency Markus Dahm (Freie Universität Berlin)

11:00 Session: Graphics and Multimedia

11:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Java3D statt WebCam Effiziente Visualisierung in der Remote-Administration Frank Burchert et al. (Universität Rostock)
11:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Eine anwendungsorientierte Betrachtung der Java3D-API Chris Wewerka (Fachhochschule Augsburg)
12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Suitability of Java for Virtual Collaboration Ralf Ackermann et al. (Darmstadt University of Technology)

11:00 Session: Universal databases

11:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program JDO -- Java(tm) Data Objects Architecture, Transparent interface for persistent data storage Heiko Bobzin (POET Software GmbH)
11:30 Ein paralleles und verteiltes OLAP-System für große Datenbanken M. N. Gutzmann et al. (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena)
12:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program XML- und SQL-Server 2000 Henning Lutz (Microsoft Deutschland)

11:00 Session: Meta-level programming

11:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Generic components: a symbiosis of paradigms M. Becker (Universität Kaiserslautern)
11:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Metaprogramming in the large Andreas Ludwig et al. (Universität Karlsruhe)
12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Mixin-Based Programming in C++ Don Batory et al. (University of Texas at Austin)

12:30 Lunch  (90 min)

12:30 Lunch  (90 min)

13:00 Lunch   (60 min)

14:00 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: Don't Swing - Shipping a Java Desktop Application with a Pure Native Feel  (60 min)

Erich Gamma (OTI Zürich)

14:00 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: The Theory and Practice of Adaptive Components  (60 min)

Paul Bassett (Netron)

14:00 Session: Neue Tendenzen Java /EJB 3

14:00 Deutsche Java Entwickler Konferenz Java+XML - A winning combination for the web Max Goff (Sun Microsystems)
14:45 Deutsche Java Entwickler Konferenz ebXML Ed Julson (Sun Microsystems)

15:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

15:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

15:30 Session: Web Engineering

15:30 Objektorientiertes dynamisches Web-Publishing mit semistrukturierten Daten Heike Dalinghaus et al.
16:00 COAST - Ein Anwendungsframework für synchrone Groupware Christian Schuckmann et al. (GMD - Forschungszentrum Informationstechnik GmbH)

15:30 Session: Java Language

15:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Engineering Java Proxy Objects using Reflection Huw Evans et al. (University of Glasgow)
16:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Design Patterns for the Implementation of Constraints on JavaBeans Holger Knublauch et al. (Research Institute for Applied Knowledge Processing (FAW), Ulm)

15:30 Session: Java and EJB 1

15:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Building a Java Framework Alexander Specker (Proxicom GmbH)
16:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program EJB basierte Unternehmensanwendungen - IBM WebSphere mit VisualAge for Java Thomas Nold (IBM Deutschland GmbH)

15:30 Session: Aspect-oriented programming

15:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering On to Aspect Persistence Awais Rashid (Lancaster University)
16:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Aspect composition applying the design by contract principle Herbert Klaeren et al. (Universität Tübingen)
16:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Product instantiation in software product lines: a case study Jan Bosch (University of Karlskrona/Ronneby)

19:30 Net.Object-Night eine Zeitreise (Engelsburg)  (480 min)

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09:00 Session: OR Mapping

09:00 An approach for application-data class and object identity to persistent-capable class and object identity mapping Claus P. Priese (University of Frankfurt/Main)
09:30 A Tool for Mapping of Object Models to Relational Database Management Systems and Migration of Data for Object Model Ve... Günter Becker (ifs GmbH)
10:00 Objekt-relationales Mapping für Enterprise Java Beans mit dem Rational Rose Data Modeler Ralf Schippert (Avantis GmbH)
10:30 An Object-Oriented GIS Mary Garvey et al. (University of Wolverhampton)

09:00 Introduction to Adaptive Components Teil 1  (90 min)

Paul Bassett (Netron)

09:00 Session: Neue Tendenzen Java / EJB 2

09:00 Deutsche Java Entwickler Konferenz J2EE Ragahvan Srinivas (Sun Microsystems)
09:45 Deutsche Java Entwickler Konferenz Java (tm) 2Platform, Micro Edition Peter Karlsson (Sun Microsystems)
10:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Performante Hochverfügbarkeitssysteme auf Basis der Java 2 Enterprise-Edition (J2EE) Michael Wiedeking (MATHEMA Software GmbH)

09:00 Session: Industry Session

09:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Sourceguard - wirkungsvoller Schutz von Java-Quellcode gegen Dekompilierung Tilo Sauer (IBL Ingenieurbüro Letters GmbH)
09:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Aufbau einer EAI-Infrastruktur mit Java/XML/XSLT Andreas Kühne

10:30 Coffee break  (30 min)

10:30 Coffee break  (30 min)

11:00 Session: Applications

11:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Einsatz von Java in Embedded Control und Telekommunikation Klaus Wissing (Microware Systems Corporation)
11:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Erfahrungsbericht bei der Integration von ERP System in J2EE-Projekte Nils Schwabe (GEBIT)
12:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Optimierung der Lagerverwaltung bei Trespaphan (ehemals Hoechst Folienwerke) - Online-Anbindung von funkgestützten Daten... Patrick Simon (SilverStream Software GmbH)

11:00 Introduction to Adaptive Components Teil 2  (90 min)

Paul Bassett (Netron)

11:00 Session: Language Methodologies and Programming Practice

11:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Enterprise Application Integration mit XML Michael Hübner (GFT Systems GmbH)
11:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Referenzziel-Analyse für Java-Bibliotheken Dinh Khoi Le et al. (Universität Paderborn)
12:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program LivingTalks: Das Konferenztool aus EJBs gemacht - Hier wird der Quellcode auf Ihrer CD erklärt Falk Langhammer et al. (Living Pages Research GmbH)

11:00 Session: Java and EJB 2

11:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Vergleich von Varianten für Objektpersistenz für EJB-basierte Applikationsserver Gerhard Wanner (IBL Ingenieurbüro Letters GmbH)
11:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Wiederverwendbare Software für mobile Anwendungen: Herausforderungen und Lösungsansätze Arnd Beissner (Wearix Software GmbH)

12:30 Lunch  (90 min)

14:00 J2EE meets MUMPS Legacy Data Access through Enterprise JavaBeans  (60 min)

H. Krasemann (debis Systemhaus)

14:00 InDepth Special Teil 1  (90 min)

David Leibs

14:00 Aspect-oriented Programming and Recent Developments in AspectJ, Teil 1  (90 min)

Cristina Lopes (Xerox Palo Alto Research Center)

14:00 Industriebeiträge  (90 min)

Gernot Starke (Systor AG)

15:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

15:30 Session: Queries

15:30 IVQS: a visual client system to query remote multimedia databases through the web with an iconic interface Flavio Fontana et al. (University of Rome "La Sapienza")

15:30 Coffee break  (30 min)

16:00 InDepth Special Teil 2  (90 min)

16:00 Aspect-oriented Programming and Recent Developments in AspectJ, Teil 2  (90 min)

Cristina Lopes (Xerox Palo Alto Research Center)

16:00 Vendor Session 5  (90 min)

16:30 Session: Neue Tendenzen Java / EJB 1

16:30 Deutsche Java Entwickler Konferenz Java ohne Kabel, der Einsatz von Javatechnologien in jeglicher Wireless Umgebung Andre Kruetzfeldt (Sun Microsystems )

19:30 Net.Object-Night eine Zeitreise (Engelsburg)  (480 min)

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08:30 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: XML and Databases: The writing is on the wall and it has angled brackets  (60 min)

Akmal Chaudhri (Informix, UK)

08:30 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: Designing for change, a dynamic perspective  (60 min)

Michel Tilman

09:30 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: Computing Fairy Tales(or: What We All Know to be True)  (60 min)

Michi Henning (Object Oriented Concepts)

09:30 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: Software Development by Refinement  (60 min)

Douglas R. Smith (Kestrel Institute)

10:30 Coffee break  (30 min)

11:00 Session: Java 2 Enterprise Edition

11:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Effiziente Datenübertragung in EJB-Systemen Klaus Beschorner et al. (Universität Tübingen)
11:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Java and the Java platform Applying Enterprise JavaBeans _ Architecture & Design Andrew Clement et al. (IBM UK Limited)
12:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program The extensions in the EJB specification 2.0 Thomas Krieg (SUN)

11:00 Session: Business processes

11:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Intelligente, lebendige Geschäftssoftware auf Modellbasis Jörg Bouillon (Phaidros Software AG)
11:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Praxiserfahrungen beim Portalbau mit JSP und WebLogic Henrik Klagges (ConSol Software GmbH)
12:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Print-Framework für verteilte Umgebungen Volker Mattes et al. (IBL Ingenieurbüro Letters GmbH)

11:00 Session: Applications and experiences

11:00 Versant enJin, persistent Cache in the middle tier Gerhard Klein (Versant GmbH)
11:30 SIT-IN on Heterogeneous Data with Java, HTTP and Relations S. De Francisci et al. (ISTAT)

11:00 Session: Component-based programming

11:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Design and Implementation Constructs for the Development of Flexible, Component-Oriented Software Architectures Michael Goedicke et al. (Universität Essen)
11:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Towards a Foundation of Component-Oriented Software Reference Models Jörg Ritter et al. (OFFIS Systems and Consulting GmbH)
12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Scenario-Based Analysis of Component Compositions Hans de Bruin (Vrije Universiteit)

12:30 Lunch  (90 min)

14:00 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: Keynote 14   (60 min)

Adele Goldberg

14:00 Invited talks for the scientific program. Mostly keynotes Keynote: The Role of Enterprise Java and EJBs in Corporate Computing  (60 min)

Mark Cathcart (IBM )

15:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

15:30 Session: Theoretical foundations of oo-programming

15:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Grammars as contracts Joost Visser et al. (CWI)
16:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Symmetry and Symmetry Breaking in Software Patterns James O. Coplien et al. (Bell Laboratories)
16:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the PC on Generative and Component-based Software Engineering Just when you thought your little language was safe: "expression templates" in Java Todd L. Veldhuizen (Indiana University)
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09:00 Session: Sicherheit und Mobilität in Computernetzen

09:00 Unterstützung von CORBA-Anwendungen im mobilen Umfeld durch Java-Agenten Rainer Ruggaber et al. (Universität Karlsruhe , Fakultät für Informatik , Institut für Telematik)
09:30 Sicherer Zugang mobiler Mitarbeiter zu Client/Server-Anwendungen im Intranet Frank Pählke (Universität Karlsruhe, Fakultät für Informatik, Institut für Telematik)
10:00 Kommunikation mit persönlichen Mobilgeräten - Möglichkeiten und Absicherung Holger Reif (Smartring GmbH, Erfurt)

09:00 Architectual Style for the Internet Age  (90 min)

Thomas Koch (Interactive Objects Software GmbH)

09:00 Pitfalls in designing high-performance... Teil 1  (90 min)

Ulrike Müller (INTERSHOP)

10:30 Coffee break  (30 min)

11:00 Session: Netzwerkmanagement/ Netzwerdesign

11:00 Maintenance Support System Dang Hai Hoang (Tu Ilmenau, Fakultät für Informatik und Automatisierung)
11:30 HelpDesk-Systeme - Struktur und Aufgabenmanagement Jörg Benze (Controlware GmbH)
12:00 Netzdesign Harry Vögele (Controlware GmbH, Dietzenbach)

11:00 Architectual Style for the Internet Age Teil 2  (90 min)

Thomas Koch (Interactive Objects Software GmbH)

11:00 Pitfalls in designing high-performance... Teil 2  (90 min)

Ulrike Müller (INTERSHOP)

12:30 Lunch  (90 min)

14:00 Session: Dokumentenmanagement in Verteilten Systemen

14:00 Die Infrastruktur und das Dokumentenmanagement von XML-basierten wissenschaftlichen Informationssystemen Eckhardt Schön (Tu Ilmenau, Fakultät für Informatik und Automatisierung)
14:30 Darstellung von Suchergebnissen in 3D-Dimensionen Martha Barberena Najarro
15:00 Visualisierung von FEM- Simulationsdaten im Kontext verteilter objektorientierter Systeme - ein Beitrag zum Portal Sup... Mark Ritzmann et al. (FH Schmalkalden, Fachbereich Informatik, Fachgebiet Grafische Datenverarbeitung )

14:00 Erstellung und Onlinekonfiguration von Internet... Teil 1  (90 min)

Claus Thoden (BEA Systems GmbH)

15:30 Coffee break  (30 min)

16:00 Session: Multimedia-Anwendungen

16:00 Teleteaching - Technische Konzeption des Thüringer Modells Olaf Götz (friedrich-Schiller Universität Jena, Rechenzentrum)
16:30 Anforderungen an moderne lokale Netze ausgelegt für den Transport multimedialer Daten bei Abdeckung verschiedener Servic... Reinhard Müller
17:00 Aspekte und Probleme bei der Integration von 3D-Computeranimationen in Videosequenzen Rene Brothuhn et al. (FH Schmalkalden)

16:00 Erstellung und Onlinekonfiguration von Internet... Teil 2  (90 min)

Claus Thoden (BEA Systems GmbH)

16:00 Session: Framework

16:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program DNAP: Ein Prozeß zur verteilten Buchführung Dismas Widmaier
16:30 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program IIOP-Application-Level-Firewalls – a Pluggable Security Solution for B2B-Applications Sebastian Staamann (Xtradyne Technologies AG)
17:00 Invited talks from the industry in the non-scientific program Component-Based Product Line Engineering Dirk Muthig (Fh-IESE Kaiserslautern)
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08:00 Registration  (60 min)

09:00 XML in der Praxis Teil 1  (90 min)

Mario Jeckle (Daimler Chrysler Forschungszentrum Ulm)

09:00 Building and Deploying Distributed Services Teil 1  (90 min)

09:00 Designing for change: a reflective approach Teil 1  (90 min)

Michel Tilman

09:00 Datenbanken und Java Teil 1  (90 min)

Gunter Saake (Universität Magdeburg)

10:30 Coffee break  (30 min)

11:00 XML in der Praxis Teil 2  (90 min)

Mario Jeckle (Daimler Chrysler Forschungszentrum Ulm)

11:00 Building and Deploying Distributed Services Teil 2  (90 min)

11:00 Designing for change: a reflective approach Teil 2  (90 min)

Michel Tilman

11:00 Datenbanken und Java Teil 2  (90 min)

Gunter Saake (Universität Magdeburg)

12:30 Lunch  (120 min)

14:30 Distributed Objects from a Patterns Perspective Teil 1  (90 min)

Michael Stal (Siemens AG)

14:30 Von verteilten Objekten zu mobilen Agenten Teil 1  (90 min)

Wilhelm Rossak (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena)

14:30 Generative Programming: Methods, Tools and Applications Teil 1  (90 min)

14:30 COM/COM+ - Das Microsoft Komponentenmodell in einer mehrschichtigen Webanwendung  (90 min)

Matthias Markl (WebOne Informatik GmbH)

16:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

16:30 Distributed Objects from a Patterns Perspective Teil 2  (90 min)

Michael Stal (Siemens AG)

16:30 Von verteilten Objekten zu mobilen Agenten Teil 2  (90 min)

Wilhelm Rossak (Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena)

16:30 Generative Programming: Methods, Tools and Applications Teil 2  (90 min)

16:30 COM/COM+ - Das Microsoft Komponentenmodell in einer mehrschichtigen Webanwendung Teil 2  (90 min)

Matthias Markl (WebOne Informatik GmbH)

19:00 Smalltalk-Abend u.a. David Simons (Messe)  (60 min)

20:00 Empfang im Barock-Saal der Thüringer Staatskanzlei (auf Einladung)  (120 min)

Tutorium 1
Tutorium 2
Tutorium 3
Tutorium 4
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09.10.2000
Tutorium 5
Tutorium 6
Tutorium 7
Tutorium 8

08:00 Registration  (60 min)

09:00 Objektorientierte Modellierung mit der UML Teil 1  (90 min)

Martin Wolf (Technische Universität Ilmenau)

09:00 Software-Architekturbewertung Teil 1  (90 min)

Roland Trauter (Daimler Chrysler AG)

09:00 Java and distributed systems Teil 1   (90 min)

Stephan Fischer (GMD-IPSI)

10:30 Coffee break  (30 min)

11:00 Objektorientierte Modellierung mit der UML Teil 2  (90 min)

Martin Wolf (Technische Universität Ilmenau)

11:00 Software-Architekturbewertung Teil 2  (90 min)

Roland Trauter (Daimler Chrysler AG)

11:00 Java and distributed systems Teil 2   (90 min)

Stephan Fischer (GMD-IPSI)

12:30 Lunch  (120 min)

14:30 Rup - UML Teil 1  (90 min)

Annika Wagner (Universität Paderborn)

14:30 Design Components Teil 1  (90 min)

Johannes Sametinger (Johannes Kepler Universität Linz)

14:30 Einige Fallstricke der objektorientierten Modellierung und ihre Vermeidung Teil 1  (90 min)

14:30 Java and embedded Systems Teil 1  (90 min)

16:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

16:30 Rup - UML Teil 2  (90 min)

Annika Wagner (Universität Paderborn)

16:30 Design Components Teil 2  (90 min)

Johannes Sametinger (Johannes Kepler Universität Linz)

16:30 Einige Fallstricke der objektorientierten Modellierung und ihre Vermeidung Teil 2  (90 min)

16:30 Java and embedded Systems Teil 2  (90 min)

19:00 Smalltalk-Abend u.a. David Simons (Messe)  (60 min)

20:00 Empfang im Barock-Saal der Thüringer Staatskanzlei (auf Einladung)  (120 min)

Tutorium 5
Tutorium 6
Tutorium 7
Tutorium 8
09.10.2000

 

09.10.2000
Tutorium 9
Tutorium 10
Tutorium 11
Tutorium 12

08:00 Registration  (60 min)

09:00 Constructing Applications from Components  (90 min)

Brent Carlson (IBM Rochester)

09:00 eXtreme Programming Workshop Teil 1  (90 min)

Joseph Pelrine (Daedalos Consulting GmbH)

09:00 Developing Embedded Systems using the Java Programming Language Teil 1  (90 min)

09:00 Developing XML Applications with Java Teil 1  (90 min)

Roland Böndgen (Software AG)

10:30 Coffee break  (30 min)

11:00 Constructing Applications from Components  (90 min)

Brent Carlson (IBM Rochester)

11:00 eXtreme Programming Workshop Teil 2  (90 min)

Joseph Pelrine (Daedalos Consulting GmbH)

11:00 Developing Embedded Systems using the Java Programming Language Teil 2  (90 min)

11:00 Developing XML Applications with Java Teil 2  (90 min)

Roland Böndgen (Software AG)

12:30 Lunch  (120 min)

14:30 eXtreme Programming Workshop Teil 3  (90 min)

Joseph Pelrine (Daedalos Consulting GmbH)

14:30 Portable Object Adapter Teil 1  (90 min)

Michi Henning (Object Oriented Concepts)

14:30 Developing XML Applications with Java Teil 3  (90 min)

Roland Böndgen (Software AG)

16:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

16:30 eXtreme Programming Workshop Teil 4  (90 min)

Joseph Pelrine (Daedalos Consulting GmbH)

16:30 Portable Object Adapter Teil 2  (90 min)

Michi Henning (Object Oriented Concepts)

16:30 Developing XML Applications with Java Teil 4  (90 min)

Roland Böndgen (Software AG)

19:00 Smalltalk-Abend u.a. David Simons (Messe)  (60 min)

20:00 Empfang im Barock-Saal der Thüringer Staatskanzlei (auf Einladung)  (120 min)

Tutorium 9
Tutorium 10
Tutorium 11
Tutorium 12
09.10.2000