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Object Oriented Software Systems incl. Smalltalk
The Net.ObjectDays 2000 emerged from
the union of several predecessor conferences, each of which
was very sucessful individually. Therefore, it comes at no
surprise that the scientific program is run by four program
committees, each with its own Call for Papers (CfP).
Those four CfPs are:
- Java and the Java Platform [ de
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- Object-Oriented Software Systems incl. Smalltalk [
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- Universal Database Systems and XML [ de
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- Generative and Component-based Software Engineering [
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Additionally, another workshop being part
of the conference is of interest in this context:
Content from all areas, among other sources,
will be combined to the best benefit of the conference audience.
This area is now dedicated to communicate the specific concerns
of all people contributing to Object Oriented Software Systems
incl. Smalltalk.
However, please do also consult the following information:
For
Authors
For
Program Committee members
For
Speaker's (i.e. authors of accepted papers in the Speaker's
Corner)
Object Oriented Software Systems incl. Smalltalk emerges
from last year's program track of STJA: Smalltalk and Java
in Applications. This year's program will cover a broad scope
on object-oriented techniques. There is some overlap with
Java, of course.
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Prof. Michael Goedicke
Universität-Gesamthochschule Essen
Fachbereich Mathematik u. Informatik
Altendorferstr. 97 - 101 (Opti-Gebäude)
D-45117 Essen, Germany
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Important Announcement(s):
The Call
for Paper is now closed. Deadline for submission was
May 15, 2000.
Notice: Documents for the purpose of mailing the CfP
(for ordinary mail and email) are found in the "print box"
of the CfP. Print the proper page from the high-quality
PDF file (384 kB). Moreover, here
is a version for color reproduction of a 4-page
flyer containing all four CfPs (380 kB).
- The program (list of talks) is published here.
Such talks are marked with the following symbol: .
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