Table of Contents

• Integrating J2EE Services into a Heterogeneous Service Environment by Means of Model Driven EngineeringTom Ritter, Klaus-Peter Eckert, Andre Szdzuy. 3-9
• Efficient Component-Based Integration of a Mobile J2EE Application with a Java-Based Legacy System - A Best-Practice ExampleOliver Höß, Anette Weisbecker, Uwe Rosenthal, Manfred Veit. 10-15
• Transitioning from an EAI Architecture to a Decoupling Architecture : The J2EE SolutionDenis Dorssers, Stefano Martinotti, Andrew Tay. 16-22
• User Interface Code Generation for EJB-Based Data Models Using Intermediate Form RepresentationsBranko Milosavljevic, Milan Vidakovic, Srdjan Komazec, Gordana Milosavljevic. 23-27
• Handling Huge Data Sets in J2EE/EJB2.1 with a Page-by-Page Iterator Pattern Variant for CMPRalf Gitzel, Axel Korthaus, Nima Mazloumi. 28-33
• A Critical Analysis of JDO in the Context of J2EEAxel Korthaus, Matthias Merz. 34-42
• Exploring Roles for the UML Diagrams in Software Performance EngineeringJosé Merseguer, Javier Campos. 43-47
• Extending UML Deployment Diagrams form a Performance Engineering PerspectiveJuan Luis Anciano Martin, Ramón Puigjaner. 48-54
• Performance Assessment of Software Models in a Configurable Environment SimulatorMichael N. Barth. 55-61
• A Software Performance Evaluation Approach Using Stochastic Process Algebra ToolsAbdelmalek Benzekri, Osman Salem. 62-67
• Developing a Formal Design Analysis FrameworkKendra Cooper, Lirong Dai, Yi Deng, Jing Dong. 68-73
• MASCOTime: Building a Simulator with Java for Annotated MASCOTPere P. Sancho, Carlos Juiz. 74-80
• A Performance Assessment Model for Distributed Software SystemsDebra L. Smarkusky. 81-87
• Integrated Tools for Performance-Oriented Distributed Software DevelopmentNicola Mazzocca, Emilio Mancini, Massimiliano Rak, Umberto Villano. 88-94
• Performance of Service-Discovery Architectures in Response to Node FailuresChristopher Dabrowski, Kevin L. Mills, Andrew L. Rukhin. 95-104
• Generative and Incremental Approach to Scripting Support ImplementationVespe Savikko. 105-111
• An Architecture for the Development, Evolution and Adaptation of Hypermedia SystemsNuria Medina-Medina, Fernando Molina-Ortiz, María José Rodríguez-Fórtiz, Lina García-Cabrera. 112-118
• A Runtime Transformation Method for Distributed SystemsMasaki Murakami. 119-125
• Measures for Mobile UsersAlberto Sillitti, Andrea Janes, Giancarlo Succi, Tullio Vernazza. 126-128
• Relating Evolving Business Rules to Software DesignWan M. N. Wan-Kadir, Pericles Loucopoulos. 129-134
• Assessing Systems Adaptability to a Product FamilyMika Korhonen, Tommi Mikkonen. 135-141
• A Software System Evolutionary and Adaptive Framework. Application to Agent Based SystemsPatricia Paderewski, Juan Jesús Torres Carbonell, María José Rodríguez-Fórtiz, Nuria Medina-Medina, Fernando Molina-Ortiz. 142-148
• Semi-Automatic Generation of Adaptable ArchitecturesNary Subramanian, Lawrence Chung. 149-154
• Architecting Adaptable Software Using COTS: An NFR ApproachLawrence Chung, Kendra Cooper, Anna Yi. 155-164
• Software Development: Planning x AgilityEnrico de Sousa Visconti, Eidson Spina. 165-170
• An Automatic Approach to Transform CafeOBJ Specifications to Java Template CodeChartchai Doungsa-ard, Taratip Suwannasart. 171-176
• The ODP-UP Method to Define Open and Distributed ArchitecturesMarcelo Galasini, Jorge Luis Risco Becerra. 177-185
• Integrating Aspects with Model Driven Software DevelopmentVinay Kulkarni, Sreedhar Reddy. 186-197
• Java Code Generator Using UML and OCLDjalma D. Silva, Edson Satoshi Gomi. 193-197
• A Portable and Collaborative Distributed Programming EnvironmentChang-Hyun Jo, Allen J. Arnold. 198-203
• A Process for BDI Agent-Based Software ConstructionChang-Hyun Jo, Jeffery M. Einhorn. 204-209
• An ODP Vision of QoS Management: An Application in the SLM ArchitectureCristina Mori Miyata, Jorge Luis Risco Becerra. 210-216
• Current Issues in Software Process AutomationJiang Guo, Behzad Parviz, Raj Pamula. 217-223
• The Development Programmatics of Large Scientific CodesJack K. Horner. 224-227
• A New Multi-Tasking Concept Supported by SMVDuc-Duy Vo, Claude Petitpierre. 228-233
• Recommendations on Transition from CMM to CMMIMansour Zand, Raghunath Shapkota. 234-238
• Design and Implementation of an Inter-Process Communication Model for an Embedded Distributed Processing NetworkKum Wah Choy, Adrian A. Hopgood, Lars Nolle, Brian C. O Neill. 239-245
• Process Improvement in Large-Scale Industrial Environments Based on SCMTilman Seifert, Markus Pizka, Karlheinz Raith. 246-249
• Supporting Communication Practices: How the Choice of Methodologies Can Affect Requirements ElicitationJane Coughlan, Robert D. Macredie. 250-258
• Reliability Modeling Using UMLChokchai Leangsuksun, Hertong Song, Lixin Shen. 259-262
• A Comparison of Software Quality Modeling TechniquesJustin M. Beaver, Guy A. Schiavone. 263-266
• Extending Software Models Based on a Metamodel for Predicting Software Performance During Unified Software Development ProcessZhongfu Xu, Axel Lehmann. 267-273
• An UML Case Tool with Compound Document SupportTaegyun Kim, Jang-Wu Jo. 274-278
• Taking Advantage of the Symbiotic Relationship Between Tools and Processes to Support Executable Processes to Support Executable Process ModelsRalf Buschermöhle, Wilhelm Hasselbring. 279-285
• A Bestiary of Log Files: Log File Format in Distributed SystemsH. Keith Edwards, Michael A. Bauer. 286-292
• A Methodology for Assuring Quality Logging Practices in Electronic Commerce SystemsMichael A. Bauer, Don Bourne. 293-299
• A Practical Approach to the Evaluation and Selection of CASE ToolsHassan Pournaghshband, Mandana Sadigh, Shahriar Movafaghi. 300-304
• Formal Collaborative Production EnvironmentJia Zhang, Carl K. Chang, Francis K. H. Quek, Zhiguo Gong. 305-311
• Business Model Driven Approach for Web Application DevelopmentYongsun Cho, Kiwon Chong. 312-318
• A Design Method of Communication Protocols Using SDL PatternsKi-Sook Chung, Byung Sun Lee, YoungJoon Byun. 319-324
• A Framework for Specifying Software Architecture Based on Multi-FormalismsHassan Reza, Emanuel S. Grant. 325-331
• Applying the IEEE 1471-2000 Recommended Practice to a Software Integration ProjectRikard Land. 332-338
• A New Approach to Evolve Dependability and Performance for Software ArchitectureSamir Benarif, Amar Ramdane-Cherif, Nicole Lévy. 339-344
• Toward a Generation of Code Multi-Target for the VBOOM MethodBoubker Sbihi, Abdelaziz Kriouile, Ettalbi Ahmed, Bernard Coulette. 345-350
• Memory Access Characteristics of Network Infrastructure ApplicationsAbdul Waheed. 351-357
• Computer Supported Cooperative Work Oriented ArchitectureJia Zhang, Carl K. Chang, Kai H. Chang, Zhiguo Gong. 358-364
• Measuring the Coherence of Software Product Line ArchitecturesVojislav B. Misic. 364-372
• A Practical Component Testing Technique Based on Component ContractYoungTaek Jin, Sun-Myung Hwang. 373-378
• Component Adaptation Through Adaptation ComponentsJeong Ah Kim. 379-383
• A Framework for Domain-Specific Reusable ComponentHisham Haddad, Walter Fortner. 384-390
• Component-Based Software Engineering: Issues and ConcernsHisham Haddad, Erol Biberoglu. 391-397
• 3CoFramework: A Component-Based Framework for Distributed ApplicationsShifeng Zhang, Steve Goddard. 398-406
• Extending Acquisition of High Quality Customer Level RequirementsRattikorn Hewett, John H. Leuchner, Ken Ford, Daniel E. Cooke. 407-413
• Usability and Adaptability of Evaluation Framework for Requirements Engineering ToolsRaimundas Matulevicius. 414-418
• A Software Engineering Process to Specify and Verify E-Commerce SystemsMark A. J. Song, Adriano M. Pereira, Fernanda Lima, Gustavo Gorgulho, Sérgio Vale Aguiar Campos, Wagner Meira Jr.. 419-425
• Sowing the Seeds of Requirements Engineering in Post-Graduate StudentsBan Al-Ani. 426-432
• Critical Success Factors for the Improvement of Requirements Engineering ProcessMahmood Niazi, Sudha Shastry. 433-439
• Requirements Engineering for Application Development in Volatile Project Environments Using Continuous Quality Function Deployment (CQFD)Georg Herzwurm, Sixten Schockert, Ulrike Dowie, Michael Breidung. 440-447
• Tracing Software Requirements ArtifactsAndrea Zisman, George Spanoudakis, Elena Pérez-Miñana, Paul Krause. 448-455
• An Approach for the Synthesis of State Transition Graphs from Use CasesStéphane S. Somé. 456-464