Net.ObjectDays 2003

4. vereinigte GI Fachtagung "Objektorientierte Programmierung für die vernetzte Welt" aus • JAVADAYS • STJA • JIT
23.09.2003
NODe
GPCE
ICWS
MATES
WS GPCE
InDepth
W3C

08:00 Registration  (60 min)

09:00 Invited top speakers Keynote: Complete Concurrent Specification Using UML   (60 min)

Stephen J. Mellor (Project Technology, Inc.; USA)

10:00 Coffee break  (15 min)

10:15 Session: OO Concepts

10:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Refactoring of Aspect-Oriented Software
10:45 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Combining AOSD and CBSD in PacoSuite through Invasive Composition Adapters and JAsCo.
11:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Taking Information Hiding Seriously in an Object Oriented Context

10:15 Session: DSLs

10:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC Spidle: A DSL Approach to Specifying Streaming Applications
10:45 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC TDL: A Hardware Description Language for Retargetable Postpass Optimizations and Analyses
11:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC Hume: a Domain-Specific Language for Real-Time Embedded Systems

10:15 Session: Constructing and Running Service Oriented Architectures

10:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC A Service Oriented Architecture for Managing Operational Strategies
10:45 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC Managing the Normative Context of Composite e-Services
11:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC Constructing Web Services out of generic Component Compositions

10:15 InDepth - Interaction Protocol Engineering for Multiagent Systems - Teil 1/2  (90 min)

Marc-Philippe Huget (Agent ART Group, University of Liverpool, UK)

10:15 Session: WS PLEES’03 (Product Line Engineering – The early steps: Planning, Managing, and Modeling) - Session 1 -- Organizers: Klaus Schmid (Fraunhofer IESE), Birgit Geppert (Avaya Labs, USA)

10:15 The relation between the product line adoption mode and the transition process
10:45 Product Line Engineering for Global Development
11:15 An Approach to Assemble Software Products using a Product Line Approach

10:15 InDepth - "Model Driven Architecture Distilled" - Teil 1/2  (90 min)

Stephen J. Mellor (Project Technology, Inc.; USA)

10:15 to be announced  (90 min)

11:45 Coffee break  (15 min)

12:00 Session: Data, Content, Knowledge

12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC The Use of Existing XML Vocabularies for Web Services _ Querying Product Information with Web Services and BMEcat _
12:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Content Adaptation Tag Library _ An Approach for User Interface Adaptation for Different Devices
13:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Acquiring Knowledge for Linking Software Engineering Experience Maintenance with Evaluation

12:00 Session: Staged Programming

12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC Implementing Multi-stage Languages Using ASTs, Gensym, and Reflection
12:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC On Stage Ordering in Staged Computation
13:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC Staged Notational Definitions

12:00 Session: Web Service Security

12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC A Gateway to Web Services Security - securing SOAP with Proxies
12:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC Using Corporate Firewalls for Web Services Trust
13:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC Specification and Enforcement of Access Control in Heterogeneous Distributed Applications

12:00 InDepth - Interaction Protocol Engineering for Multiagent Systems - Teil 2/2  (90 min)

Jean-Luc Koning (Leibniz-Esisar, France)

12:00 Session: WS PLEES’03 - Session 2

12:00 Nokia Product Line Testing Practices
12:45 Derivation of Domain Test Scenarios from Activity Diagrams

12:00 InDepth - "Model Driven Architecture Distilled" - Teil 2/2  (90 min)

Stephen J. Mellor (Project Technology, Inc.; USA)

12:00 Session: W3C - Member Meeting -- Klaus Birkenbihl, Head of German-Austrian W3C-Office

12:00 W3C Meeting Begrüßung u. Einführung / W3C Neuigkeiten
12:45 W3C Meeting Multimodal Interaction (Vortrag in Englisch)

13:30 Lunch  (60 min)

13:30 Lunch  (30 min)

14:00 PRESSE-TALK  (75 min)

14:30 Invited top speakers A Journey from Interpreters to Compilers and Virtual Machines   (45 min)

Olivier Danvy (BRICS, University of Aarhus, Denmark)

14:30 Invited top speakers Keynote: Semantic Web in Action (also known as Ontology-driven information search, integration and analysis)   (45 min)

Amit Sheth (LSDIS Lab, University of Georgia and Semagix, Inc., USA)

15:15 Coffee break  (15 min)

15:30 Session: INDUSTRY 1

15:30 Selected or invited talks from the industry Efficient Integration of Spatial Data into Modern Web-Applications
16:00 Selected or invited talks from the industry Resource Access Decision - ein Framework zur Realisierung eines datenbasierten Zugriffsschutzes
16:30 Selected or invited talks from the industry "J2EE, XML and one step further: cool for us, good for Henkel"

15:30 Session: Modeling to Code / Practitioner's Report

15:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC DAOP-ADL: An Architecture Description Language for Dynamic Component and Aspect-Based Development
16:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC ANEMIC: Automatic Interface Enabler for Model Integrated Computing
16:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC Practitioner's Report: "Practical Experience with Frame-Based Generators"

15:30 Session: Configuration and Communication Issues

15:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC Conflict Resolution in Web Services Federations
16:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC Web Services Based Architectures to Support Dynamic Inter-organizational Business Processes
16:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC AOP for Dynamic Configuration and Management of Web Services

15:30 Session: Engineering Agent-Based Systems

15:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC The AgentComponent Approach: Combining Agents And Components
16:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC From Simulated to Real Environments: How to use SeSAm for software development
16:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC Indicators for Self-Diagnosis: Communication-based Performance Measures

15:30 Session: WS PLEES’03 - Session 3

15:30 open discussion

15:30 InDepth - Extending Eclipse: Tools - As You Like Them   (90 min)

Andre Weinand (IBM Research Zurich OTI Labs)

15:30 Session: W3C - Member Meeting

15:30 W3C Meeting Binäres XML (W3C-AC-Rep von Daimler-Chrysler Research)
16:15 W3C Meeting DiZ-Web

17:00 Coffee break 1  (20 min)

17:00 Coffee break 1  (20 min)

17:15 Coffee break mini  (5 min)

17:20 Session: Collaboration and Cooperation

17:20 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Modelling Information Exchange Network for Open Electricity Market using Object-Oriented Software Development Concepts with UML
17:50 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Society Information Grids
18:20 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC CompoNex: A Marketplace for Trading Components in Immature Markets

17:20 Session: Metamodeling (DEMO 1)

17:20 Demos on Generative Programming and Component Engineering MetaEdit+ metaCASE tool: Generation from high-abstraction models
18:05 Demos on Generative Programming and Component Engineering GME: A Reflective Environment for Domain-Specific Modeling

17:20 Session: INDUSTRY 2

17:20 Selected or invited talks from the industry Design patterns to increase performance when using an object-relational mapping and their categorization
17:50 Selected or invited talks from the industry JDragon: Generating J2EE applications out of database schemas and XMI metadata
18:20 Selected or invited talks from the industry "Moderne SW-Architektur für ein Container-Informationssystem in J2EE bis zur Geräte-steuerung in Java"

17:20 Session: Systems and Applications (1)

17:20 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC The AEP Toolkit for Agent Design and Simulation
17:50 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC On Programming Information Agent Systems - An Integrated Hotel Reservation Service as Case Study
18:20 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC Applying Agents for Engineering of Industrial Automation Systems

17:20 Session: WS PLEES’03 - Session 4

17:20 open discussion

17:20 InDepth - Special   (90 min)

17:20 to be announced  (90 min)

18:50 GI-Fachgruppe DAI SIG  (60 min)

20:00 [Net.TogetherMeeting]  (60 min)

NODe
GPCE
ICWS
MATES
WS GPCE
InDepth
W3C
23.09.2003

 

24.09.2003
NODe
GPCE
ICWS
MATES
WS MIK
WS GPCE

08:00 Registration  (60 min)

09:00 Invited top speakers Keynote: Agent UML: What is it, and why do I care?  (60 min)

James J. Odell (James Odell Associates, USA)

10:00 Coffee break  (15 min)

10:15 Session: Reuse

10:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Reuse-Oriented Requirements Engineering with FoReST
10:45 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC People Management in Institutionalizing Product Lines
11:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Software Reuse in Agilen Projekten

10:15 Session: Aspect-Orientation

10:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC An Approach for Supporting Aspect-Oriented Domain Modeling
10:45 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC The Convergence of AOP and Active Databases: Towards Reactive Middleware
11:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC A Selective, Just-In-Time Aspect Weaver

10:15 Session: Confluence with Agent Technology and Semantic Web enabled Services

10:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC An XML-based adaptive multi-agent system for handling e-commerce activities
10:45 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC Towards Agent-Based Rational Service Composition – RACING Approach
11:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC Semantic Web Enabled Web Services: State-of-Art and Industrial Challenges

10:15 Session: Systems and Applications (2)

10:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC SimMarket: Multiagent-based Customer Simulation and Decision Support for Category Management
10:45 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC Implementing Heterogeneous Agents in Dynamic Environments: A Case Study in RoboCupRescue
11:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC Multi-Agent Approach to the Design of an E-Medicine System

10:15 Session: WS MIK - Dokumentenmanagement in Multimediasystemen - Chair: Prof. Dietrich Reschke, TU Ilmenau

10:15 Struktur-, Verhaltens- und Ausgabeschemata für Multimediadaten in objektrelationalen Datenbanksystemen
10:40 Klassifikation von Namens- und Lokalisierungsdiensten in dezentralen verteilten Systemen
11:05 Visualisierung von Informationsräumen
11:30 Zur Rolle der Zeit in verteilten Multimedia-Systemen

10:15 Session: WS WCEM'03 (Component Engineering Methodology) - Organizers: Klaus Turowski (University of Augsburg), Sven Overhage (Oversoft Software; University of Augsburg) - Eröffnung und Session 1: Component Specification Methodology

10:15 Opening and Keynote
10:20 Standardized Specification of Business Components
10:45 Ontological Evaluation of the Specification Framework Proposed by the Standardized Specification of Business Components Memorandum - Some Preliminary Results
11:15 Specifying Contractual Use, Protocols and Quality Attributes for Software Components

11:45 Coffee break  (15 min)

12:00 Session: Java Language Extensions

12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC A RMI-Security-Extension using the PERMI framework
12:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Dynamic Class Methods in Java
13:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Java Remote Object Binding with Method Streaming

12:00 Session: Meta-Programming and Language Extension

12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC An extension to the subtype relationship in C++ implemented with template metaprogramming
12:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC Concept-Controlled Polymorphism
13:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC Component Based DSL Development

12:00 Session: Current and Future Issues

12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC Uni-Grid P&T: a Toolkit for Building Customizable Grid Portals
12:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC On Extracting Link Information of Relationship In- stances from a Web Site
13:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC Design and Implementation of an Asynchronous Invocation Framework for Web Services

12:00 Session: Models and Architectures

12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC Model for Simultaneous Actions in Situated Multi-agent Systems
12:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC Handling Sequences of Belief Change in a Multi-Agent Context
13:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC From the Specification of Multiagent Systems by Statecharts to their Formal Analysis by Model Checking: Towards Safety-Critical Applications

12:00 Session: WS MIK - Netzwerkmanagement und Design -

12:00 Ein priorisierbares Informationsmodell für die Verwaltung von Dienstkonfigurationsdaten
12:30 Beschreibung von Fehlern in heterogenen Telekommunikations-Netzwerken und Ansätze zur Automatisierung des Troubleshootings
13:00 Die Objektklasse thuEduPerson und der Meta View einer hochschulorientierten Benutzerverwaltung

12:00 Session: WS WCEM'03 - Session 2: Application of Component Specifications and Special Issues

12:00 On Practical Component Acceptance Testing
12:30 Annotation of Component Specifications with Modular Analysis Models for Safety Properties
13:00 A Generic Ontology for the Specification of Domain Models

13:30 Lunch  (60 min)

13:30 Lunch  (30 min)

14:00 Invited top speakers "Welche Chancen hat der IT-Markt Deutschland?" PANEL - Diskussion Moderation: W. Franklin  (90 min)

14:30 Invited top speakers Towards a More Piece-ful World  (45 min)

Peri Tarr (IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center)

14:30 Invited top speakers "Adaptive Agents in Complex Distributed Systems"  (45 min)

Ryszard Kowalczyk (Swinburne University of Technology)

15:15 Coffee break  (15 min)

15:30 Session: INDUSTRY 3

15:30 Selected or invited talks from the industry Web Applications consuming Web Services
16:00 Selected or invited talks from the industry Verwirrung auf dem Persistenz-Markt: diverse Standards wie EJB und JDO im Gegensatz zu proprietären Frameworks; mit Praxisbeispielen
16:30 Selected or invited talks from the industry Agent Based Solution to Mobile Commerce Applications

15:30 Session: Automating Design-To-Code Transitions

15:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC A Generative Approach to Framework Instantiation
16:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC Making Patterns Explicit with Metaprogramming
16:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC Discussion

15:30 Session: Current and Future Issues II

15:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC Adaptation Space: A Design Framework for Adaptive Web Services
16:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the ICWS PC Open Space for Discussions

15:30 Session: Issues of Inter-operability

15:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC An Ontology for Production Control of Semiconductor Manufacturing Processes
16:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC Ontology-based Capability Management for Distributed Problem Solving in the Manufacturing Domain
16:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC Platform-Independent Mechanism for Mobile Agents Communication Using Publish-Subscribe Event Based Systems

15:30 Session: WS MIK - Mobilität, Sicherheit und Qualitätssicherung in Computernetzen -

15:30 Content Management Systems for Mobile Tele-Education
16:00 Wireless LAN Security Mechanisms
16:30 Effect of RED and different packet sizes on Multimedia performance over wireless networks

15:30 Session: WS WCEM'03 - Session 3

15:30 Specification Proposals for Customizable Business Components
16:00 Break-Out Sessions

17:00 Coffee break  (15 min)

17:15 GI-Fachgruppe 2.1.9 OOSE Vorstellung von Fachgruppenaktivitäten, Diskussion und Wahl - (Dauer: ca. 4h)  (90 min)

17:15 Session: Model-Driven Architecture (DEMO 2)

17:15 Demos on Generative Programming and Component Engineering A new horizon of MDA tools: three degrees of freedom with the b+m Generator Framework
18:00 Demos on Generative Programming and Component Engineering Building maintainable and extensible model transformers and generators

17:15 Session: INDUSTRY 4

17:15 Selected or invited talks from the industry _Klein und schnell:_ Swiki das Smalltalk WikiWiki
17:45 Selected or invited talks from the industry Vorteile eines produktunabhängigen Monitorings komplexer J2EE Anwendungen
18:15 Selected or invited talks from the industry _Seife mit Schutzfaktor:_ sichere Kommunikation mit SOAP

17:15 Session: Issues of Collaboration and Negotiation

17:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC Multiagent Matching Algorithms With and Without Coach
17:45 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC Improving evolutionary learning of cooperative behavior by including accountability of strategy components
18:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the MATES PC The C-IPS Agent Architecture for Modeling Negotiating Social Agents

17:15 Session: Vendor - Teil 1

17:15 Vendor-specific, non-reviewed talk from the industry Oracle9i Application Server - die Laufzeitumgebung für Ihre J2EE sowie WebService Applikationen
18:00 Vendor-specific, non-reviewed talk from the industry Vendor (to be announced)

17:15 Session: WS WCEM'03 - Session 4

17:15 Break-Out Sessions (cont.)
17:45 Results

20:30 Net.ObjectNight  (60 min)

NODe
GPCE
ICWS
MATES
WS MIK
WS GPCE
24.09.2003

 

25.09.2003
NODe
GPCE
ICWS
WS GPCE-YRW
WS OSSIE
WS MELLS

08:00 Registration  (60 min)

09:00 Invited top speakers Keynote: Software Product-Line Engineering  (60 min)

David Weiss (Avaya Labs Research, USA)

09:00 Invited top speakers AI and Web Services  (60 min)

Charles J. Petrie (Stanford University, USA)

10:00 Coffee break  (15 min)

10:15 Session: INDUSTRY 5

10:15 Selected or invited talks from the industry Using Web Services for integrating Heterogeneous Landscapes
10:45 Selected or invited talks from the industry Anforderungen richtig managen: Warum Use Cases allein nicht ausreichen
11:15 Selected or invited talks from the industry Industrie - Beitrag

10:15 Session: Principled Domain-Specific Approaches

10:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC Generating Spreadsheet-like Tools from Strong Attribute Grammars
10:45 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC SynchNet: A Petri Net based coordination language for distributed objects
11:15 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC Partial Evaluation of MATLAB

10:15 Session: Vendor - Teil 3

10:15 Vendor-specific, non-reviewed talk from the industry Standards für elektronisches Produktdaten- und Katalogmanagement in Fertigungsunternehmen (warum sich Ingenieure und Informatiker nicht verstehen)
10:45 Vendor-specific, non-reviewed talk from the industry „Thüringen Means Business. Be There.“
11:15 Vendor-specific, non-reviewed talk from the industry Vendor (to be announced)

10:15 Session: WS YRW ("5th GPCE/NODe Young Researchers Workshop 2003") -- Session-Chair: Matthias Clauss, Solutionline CSS - Session 1 - Panelists: Stephan Herrmann, TU Berlin et al.

10:15 A Generative and Component based Approach to Reuse in Database Applications
10:45 Integrating a Performance Analysis Kit into Model-Driven Development
11:15 A Risk-Driven Approach for Efficiently Testing Software Product Lines

10:15 Session: Vendor - Teil 2

10:15 Vendor-specific, non-reviewed talk from the industry "Umfassende Logistikunterstützung durch IT - Eine Problemanalyse"
10:45 Vendor-specific, non-reviewed talk from the industry Domain-Specific Modelling: 10 times faster than UML
11:15 Vendor-specific, non-reviewed talk from the industry Agent Technology / Planning & Optimization

10:15 Session: WS MELLS (Migration and Evolvability of Long-life Software Systems) -- Organizers: Ilian Pashov (TU Ilmenau), Matthias Riebisch (TU Ilmenau), Michael Zettler (Siemens Dematic AG) - Session 1: Presentation of Position Papers, Part 1, see Website

10:15 Workshop MELLS Welcome, Introduction, Problem Definition
10:45 Workshop MELLS Increasing maintainability in complex industrial real-time systems by employing a non-intrusive method
11:15 Workshop MELLS Migrating Legacy Software towards New Technology

11:45 Coffee break  (15 min)

12:00 Session: Middleware

12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Designing Modular Agent Systems
12:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Integrating Fragmented Objects into a CORBA Environment
13:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Managing Dependences in Component-Based Systems Based on Matrix Model

12:00 Session: Generation and Translation / Closing discussion

12:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC An Easy-to-Use Toolkit for Efficient Java Bytecode Translators
12:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC A Case for Test-Code Generation in Model-Driven Systems
13:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the GPCE PC "Closing discussion"

12:00 NEU: Adaptive Services Grid - FPG-Project Partner Meeting -- Moderation: Prof. Mathias Weske, HPI GmbH Potsdam -- Bitte beachten: 10:00 - 17:00 Uhr  (90 min)

12:00 Session: WS YRW - Session 2 - Panelists: Peter Müller, ETH Zurich et al.

12:00 Improving Efficiency by Weaving at Run-time
12:30 A Prototype System for Retrieving Dynamic Content
13:00 Advanced Separation of Concerns for Dynamic, Lightweight Languages

12:00 Session: WS OSSIE (1. Workshop on Open Source Software in an Industrial Environment) - Business models and strategies for OSS and commercial software -- Chair: Prof. Dr. Thomas Wieland, UNI Coburg

12:00 Workshop on Open Source Software in an Industrial Environment Prerequisites For Enterprises To Get Involved In Open Source Software Development
12:30 Workshop on Open Source Software in an Industrial Environment Interacting with the Open Source Community - Effective models for a Traditional IT-business
13:00 Workshop on Open Source Software in an Industrial Environment Product and Service Related Business Models for Open Source Software

12:00 Session: WS MELLS - Session 2: Presentation of Position Papers, Part 2

12:00 Workshop MELLS Supporting Software-Evolution at the Process Level
12:30 Workshop MELLS Wrapping Legacy Medical Systems for Integrated Health Network
13:00 Workshop MELLS Discussion

13:30 Lunch  (60 min)

14:30 Invited top speakers SOAP and all the REST  (45 min)

Stefan Mintert (Selbständiger technischer Berater)

14:30 Invited top speakers The Semantic Web: Methods, Tools, and Applications  (45 min)

Rudi Studer (Universität Karlsruhe)

14:30 Invited top speakers Service orientierte Architekturen auf Basis Microsoft .NET  (45 min)

Mario Briana (Microsoft Deutschland GmbH )

15:15 Coffee break  (15 min)

15:30 Session: Interpretation of the Java Language

15:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC The Kertasarie VM
16:00 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC Stable Interpretation of Java
16:30 Papers reviewed and accepted by the NODe PC NODe (to be announced)

15:30 Session: Generative Development (DEMO 3)

15:30 Demos on Generative Programming and Component Engineering The HyperSensesTM Technology - Putting Intentions Into Practice
16:15 Demos on Generative Programming and Component Engineering A Model for On-line Development

15:30 NEU: Adaptive Services Grid - FPG-Project Partner Meeting -- Moderation: Prof. Mathias Weske, HPI GmbH Potsdam -- Bitte beachten: 10:00 - 17:00 Uhr  (90 min)

15:30 Session: WS YRW - Session 3 - Panelists: Dirk Muthig, Fraunhofer IESE Krzysztof Czarnecki, University of Waterloo et al.

15:30 FuseJ: Achieving a Symbiosis between Aspects and Components
16:00 A Study into the Feasibility of Generic Programming for the Construction of Complex Software
16:30 Context-Aware Deployment of multi-component applications

15:30 Session: WS OSSIE - Software processes, quality aspects, and success stories - Chair: Dr. Christoph Niedermeier, Siemens Corporate Technology

15:30 Workshop on Open Source Software in an Industrial Environment Improvement Opportunities for the Open Source Software Development Approach and How to utilize Them
16:00 Workshop on Open Source Software in an Industrial Environment Open Source Software: Leveraging Software Quality in the Industrial Context
16:30 Workshop on Open Source Software in an Industrial Environment Open Discussion on open issues in commercial utilization of open source software -- What problems need to be solved? What obstacles are crucial?

15:30 Session: WS MELLS - Session 3: Workshop Discussion

15:30 Workshop MELLS Working Discussion in Groups
16:45 Workshop MELLS Results summary, Definition of Next Goals

17:00 CONFERENCE CLOSING  (5 min)

NODe
GPCE
ICWS
WS GPCE-YRW
WS OSSIE
WS MELLS
25.09.2003

 

22.09.2003
Tutorial-Track 1
Tutorial-Track 2
Tutorial-Track 3
Tutorial-Track 4

08:00 Registration  (60 min)

09:00 Security.NET Was darf mein Code? Softwaresysteme vor gefährlichem Code schützen - Teil 1/2  (90 min)

Michael Willers (Xcc Software AG)

09:00 Quality of Service Engineering with UML and MDA - Teil 1/2  (90 min)

Torben Weis (Technische Universität Berlin)

09:00 UML 2 - Einführung in die neue Standardmodellierungssprache - Teil 1/2  (90 min)

Mario Jeckle (Fachhochschule Furtwangen)

09:00 SEMANTIC WEB PROCESSES - Teil 1/2  (90 min)

Amit Sheth (LSDIS Lab, University of Georgia and Semagix, Inc., USA)

10:30 Coffee break  (30 min)

11:00 Security.NET Was darf mein Code? Softwaresysteme vor gefährlichem Code schützen - Teil 2/2  (90 min)

Michael Willers (Xcc Software AG)

11:00 Quality of Service Engineering with UML and MDA - Teil 2/2  (90 min)

Torben Weis (Technische Universität Berlin)

11:00 UML 2 - Einführung in die neue Standardmodellierungssprache - Teil 2/2  (90 min)

Jürgen Hahn (Sophist Group)

11:00 SEMANTIC WEB PROCESSES - Teil 2/2  (90 min)

António Jorge Silva Cardoso (University of Madeira, Portugal)

12:30 Lunch  (60 min)

13:30 Web Services Tutorial - Teil 1/2  (90 min)

Thilo Frotscher

13:30 Model-driven Product Line Architectures - Teil 1/2  (90 min)

Dirk Muthig (Fraunhofer IESE)

13:30 Building Non-IDE Applications with Eclipse_s Plug-in Component Model - Teil 1/2  (90 min)

Petra Becker-Pechau (Universität Hamburg)

13:30 Beyond Objects: Unleashing the Power of Adaptive Agents - Teil 1/2  (90 min)

James J. Odell (James Odell Associates, USA)

15:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

15:30 Web Services Tutorial - Teil 2/2  (90 min)

Thilo Frotscher

15:30 Model-driven Product Line Architectures - Teil 2/2  (90 min)

Dirk Muthig (Fraunhofer IESE)

15:30 Building Non-IDE Applications with Eclipse_s Plug-in Component Model - Teil 2/2  (90 min)

Petra Becker-Pechau (Universität Hamburg)

15:30 Beyond Objects: Unleashing the Power of Adaptive Agents - Teil 2/2  (90 min)

James J. Odell (James Odell Associates, USA)

20:00 Invited WELCOME - Event "Rathaus Erfurt"  (60 min)

Tutorial-Track 1
Tutorial-Track 2
Tutorial-Track 3
Tutorial-Track 4
22.09.2003

 

22.09.2003
Tutorial-Track 5
Tutorial-Track 6
Tutorial-Track 7
WS GPCE

08:00 Registration  (60 min)

09:00 Multi-stage Programming in MetaOCaml 1/2  (90 min)

Walid Taha (Rice University)

09:00 From a Program Family to a Domain-Specific Language 1/2  (90 min)

Charles Consel (Enseirb / Inria / LaBRI)

09:00 "Exectable UML: A Foundation for Model-Driven Archtitecture" - Teil 1/2  (90 min)

Stephen J. Mellor (Project Technology, Inc.; USA)

09:00 Session: WS REPLS (Reflectively Extensible Programming Languages and Systems) - Session 1 -- Organizers: Johan Brichau (Vrije Universiteit Brussel), Pascal Costanza (University of Bonn), Robert Hirschfeld (DoCoMo Euro-Labs)

09:00 Welcome session
09:15 Domain-Specific Language Definition Through Reflective Extensible Language Kernels
09:40 Embedded interpretation
10:05 Can Domain-Specific Languages Benefit from Linguistic Symbiosis?

10:30 Coffee break  (30 min)

11:00 Multi-stage Programming in MetaOCaml 2/2  (90 min)

Cristiano Calcagno (Imperial College London)

11:00 From a Program Family to a Domain-Specific Language 2/2  (90 min)

Claus Brabrand (INRIA / LaBRI / ENSEIRB)

11:00 "Exectable UML: A Foundation for Model-Driven Archtitecture" - Teil 2/2  (90 min)

Stephen J. Mellor (Project Technology, Inc.; USA)

11:00 Session: WS REPLS - Session 2

11:00 Object Specialization through Behavioral Reflection and Crosscutting Annotation
11:25 Efficient Support for Mixin-Based Inheritance Using Metaclasses
11:50 The explicit programming of metaclasses can be used to help the formal verification of human-system interaction for a videoconference
12:15 Planning session

12:30 Lunch  (60 min)

13:30 Domain-Specific Languages and Generators for Model-Driven Development 1/2  (90 min)

Juha-Pekka Tolvanen (MetaCase)

13:30 Generative Programming - Teil 1/2  (90 min)

K. Czarnecki/S. Helsen (University of Waterloo)

13:30 Tutorial - Teil 1/2 (to be announced)  (90 min)

13:30 Session: WS REPLS - Session 3

13:30 Free discussions

15:00 Coffee break  (30 min)

15:30 Domain-Specific Languages and Generators for Model-Driven Development 2/2  (90 min)

Juha-Pekka Tolvanen (MetaCase)

15:30 Generative Programming - Teil 2/2  (90 min)

Ulrich Eisenecker (Fachhochschule Kaiserslautern)

15:30 Tutorial - Teil 2/2 (to be announced)  (90 min)

15:30 Session: WS REPLS - Session 4

15:30 Free discussions
16:30 Closing session

20:00 Invited WELCOME - Event "Rathaus Erfurt"  (60 min)

Tutorial-Track 5
Tutorial-Track 6
Tutorial-Track 7
WS GPCE
22.09.2003