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Triune Continuum Paradigm

Andrey Naumenko

This thesis presents the structural organization, theoretical foundations and basic application principles of Triune Continuum Paradigm, an original paradigm applicable to object-oriented modeling. The paradigm defines a metamodeling structure efficient in ...

EPFL2002

From AOP to UML - A Bottom-Up Approach

Jörg Kienzle, Mohamed Mancona Kandé

This position paper takes a bottom-up approach that analyzes the suitability of UML for modeling aspect-oriented software, and compares it with the UML support for modeling object-oriented software. We first introduce the basic concepts of AspectJ, a state ...

2002

From AOP to UML: Towards an Aspect-Oriented Architectural Modeling Approach

Jörg Kienzle, Mohamed Mancona Kandé

Capturing concerns that crosscut the boundaries of multiple components in software architecture descriptions is problematic. Standard description languages, such as UML, do not provide adequate means to understand and modularize such concerns, but aspect-o ...

2002

From AOP to UML: Towards an Aspect-Oriented Architectural Modeling Approach

Jörg Kienzle, Mohamed Mancona Kandé

2002

Objects + Views = Components?

Martin Odersky

In support of flexible composition, components need to be adaptable and they need to have first-class plugs. Abstract state machines and object-oriented programming each satisfy one of these requirements very well but satisfy the other only incompletely. T ...

2000

Qualified Inheritance in Spatio-Temporal Databases

Pier Donini

In a growing number of applications, different complementary views of real-world objects are needed. This is particularly true in spatial modelling - where the designer can propose different geometries for a given spatial object - or, in temporal modelling ...

2000

Modeling Spatial Data in the MADS Conceptual Model

Stefano Spaccapietra, Christine Parent, Christelle Vangenot, Pier Donini

Despite the well-established benefits of conceptual modeling for application design, current spatio-temporal conceptual models do not cope satisfactorily with designers' requirements. In this paper we first identify the goals of a spatio-temporal conceptua ...

1998

Modelling and Testing Object-Oriented Distributed Systems with Linear-time Temporal Logic

Jean-Pierre Hubaux, Shawn Koppenhoefer

Numerous proposals for applying temporal logic to the specification and verification of object-oriented systems have appeared in the past several years. Although various temporal models have been proposed for the requirements analysis of object-oriented di ...

1998

Modeling Time from a Conceptual Perspective

Stefano Spaccapietra, Christine Parent

Although many temporal models have been proposed in the literature, there is still need for a conceptual model capturing the essential semantics of time-varying information that is free of implementation concerns. This paper first discusses important crite ...

1998

Modelling global behaviour with scenarios in object-oriented analysis

The first object-oriented analysis methods focused on the specification of the classes of a system and on the static relationships between them. Dynamic relationships between classes and the functional view of the system as a whole were neglected, and no m ...

EPFL1997