Table of Contents

• Tools for Component Documentation, Analysis and TestingDavid Lorge Parnas. 2 [doi]
• The Unity of Software and the Power of Roundtrip EngineeringBertrand Meyer. 3 [doi]
• Life After the Object WarsDon Box. 4 [doi]
• Programming Language Design and Software QualityS. Tucker Taft. 5 [doi]
• Performance Tuning Mobile Agent Workflow ApplicationsSterling S. Foster, Bohdan A. Nebesh, Dana Moore, Michael J. Flester. 8-17 [doi]
• Automatic Detection of Design Problems in Object-Oriented ReengineeringOliver Ciupke. 18-32 [doi]
• Evolution of a Small Object Oriented Manufacturing SystemThomas M. Morrisette. 33 [doi]
• Implementing a Distributed Garbage Collector for OO DatabasesRichard Bielak, Jean-Pierre Sarkis. 42-52 [doi]
• Persistent Object Synchronization with Active Relational DatabasesFabio Porto, Sergio R. Carvalho, Mauricio J. V. de Silva, Rubens N. Melo. 53-62 [doi]
• Overview of the ROL2 Deductive Object-Oriented Database SystemMengchi Liu. 63 [doi]
• Measuring the Effectiveness of Method Test Sequences Derived from Sequencing ConstraintsF. J. Daniels, K. C. Tai. 74-83 [doi]
• A New Metrics Set for Evaluating Testing Efforts for Object-Oriented ProgramsKasilingam Periyasamy, X. Liu. 84-93 [doi]
• Benchmark Metrics for Enterprise Object Request BrokersM. Vilicich, S. Aslam-Mir. 94-103 [doi]
• Analysis Techniques for Testing Polymorphic RelationshipsRoger T. Alexander, A. Jefferson Offutt. 104 [doi]
• When to Trust Mobile Objects: Access Control in the Jini(tm) Software SystemCharles Crichton, Jim Davies, Jim Woodcock. 116-125 [doi]
• Detecting Evolution Incompatibilities by Analyzing Java BinariesMira Mezini, Jens Uwe Pipka, Thorsten Dittmar, Wim Boot. 126-135 [doi]
• Specifying Java Frameworks Using Abstract ProgramsAnna Mikhajlova. 136 [doi]
• Component Frameworks - A Case StudyHerbert Praehofer, Johannes Sametinger, Alois Stritzinger. 148-157 [doi]
• Answerer: A Design Pattern for Dynamical Conditional ExecutionMari Omori, Nobuyuki Ikeda, Jun-ichi Yamamoto. 158-161 [doi]
• Enhancing an Event-Based OO Framework for Distributed ProgrammingBilhanan Silverajan, Jarmo Harju. 162 [doi]
• Use Case Pitfalls: Top 10 Problems from Real Projects Using Use CasesSusan Lilly. 174-183 [doi]
• Use Case Modeling GuidelinesDonald Firesmith. 184-193 [doi]
• Cooperative Software Development: Concepts, Model and ToolsJosef Altmann, Gustav Pomberger. 194 [doi]
• View Programming for Decentralized Development of OO ProgramsHafedh Mili, Joumana Dargham, Omar Cherkaoui, Robert Godin, Ali Mili. 210-221 [doi]
• Object Lessons Learned from an Intelligent Agents Framework for Telephony-Based ApplicationsDemetrios Yannakopoulos, Michael Ferretti, Mark Schultz. 222-236 [doi]
• Tool Support for Testing and Documenting Framework-Based SoftwareWolfgang Strunk, Carola Lilienthal. 237 [doi]
• Contracts: From Analysis to C++ ImplementationReinhold Plösch, Josef Pichler. 248-257 [doi]
• A Comparison of Defensive Development and Design by ContractDonald Firesmith. 258-267 [doi]
• Interaction Schemata: Compiling Interactions to CodeNeeraj Sangal, Edward Farrell, Karl J. Lieberherr, David H. Lorenz. 268 [doi]
• Recording User Actions in a Smalltalk Programming EnvironmentMalcolm Macgregor, Pete Thomas, Mark Woodman. 280-289 [doi]
• Separable UI Architectures in Teaching Object TechnologyRobert Griffiths, Mark Woodman, Simon Holland, Malcolm Macgregor, Hugh Robinson. 290-299 [doi]
• Visualizing O-O Testing in Virtual Communities - Distributed Teaching and LearningSita Ramakrishnan. 300 [doi]
• Storing Java Objects in Any DatabaseRaimund K. Ege. 312-321 [doi]
• Using Java to Add Stored Procedures to DatabasesRaimund K. Ege, Naphtali Rishe, Jingyu Liu, Vladimir Lebedev. 322-331 [doi]
• A Concurrent Object-Based Model and its Use for Coordinating Java ComponentsSalam Majoul, Christian Percebois, Jean-Paul Bodeveix. 332 [doi]
• Managing the Software Development by Using the Recursive Multi- Threaded (RMT) ToolArturo I. Concepcion, Sunny Lin, Scott J. Simon. 344-353 [doi]
• Entity-Relationship Software Development EnvironmentPornsiri Muenchaisri, Toshimi Minoura. 354-363 [doi]
• MysterX: A Scheme Toolkit for Building Interactive Applications with COMPaul A. Steckler. 364 [doi]
• Communication as a Means to Differentiate Objects, Components and AgentsDwight Deugo, Franz Oppacher, Bruce Ashfield, Michael Weiss. 376-386 [doi]
• Bounding Component Behavior via ProtocolsFrantisek Plasil, Milos Besta, Stanislav Visnovsky. 387-398 [doi]
• Towards Efficient Support for Executing the Object Constraint LanguagePhilippe Collet, Roger Rousseau. 399 [doi]
• Systematic Techniques for Inspecting Critical SoftwareDavid Lorge Parnas. 410 [doi]
• The Development and Verification of Safety Critical SoftwareGeorge Romanski. 411 [doi]
• Managing By ContractBertrand Meyer. 412 [doi]
• Verification and Validation Techniques of Object-Oriented Software SystemsKasilingam Periyasamy, Vangalur S. Alagar, D. Muthiayen. 413 [doi]
• Mastering JFC Look and Feel and UI DelegationMitchell Goldstein. 426 [doi]
• Quality Component Development: Making the Most of JavaBeans and Enterprise JavaBeans FeaturesGilda Pour. 427-437 [doi]
• Ada and the ObjectsBenjamin M. Brosgol. 438 [doi]
• Programming with C++ ExceptionsAngelika Langer. 439 [doi]
• Behind the BeansMichael Stal. 440 [doi]
• Java, Eiffel and C++: The Language ComparisonIan Joyner. 441 [doi]
• Mastering the Windows Eiffel LibraryGlenn Maughan, Raphael Simon. 444 [doi]
• Distributed Objects from a Patterns PerspectiveMichael Stal. 445 [doi]
• Building Scalable ODBMS ApplicationsMatt BenDaniel. 446 [doi]
• Real-Time Object-Oriented DistributedSystems: RT CORBA and RMAAntonios Broumas. 447 [doi]
• System Design: Architectures and ArchetypesStephen J. Mellor. 450 [doi]
• A Short Use Case Writing WorkshopAlistair Cockburn. 451 [doi]
• Modularization Revisited: Aspects in the Design and Evolution of Software SystemsCristina Videira Lopes. 452 [doi]
• Constraint Diagrams: A Step Beyond UMLJoseph Gil, John Howse, Stuart Kent. 453-463 [doi]
• Advanced 00 Modelling: Metamodels and Notations for the Next MilleniumBrian Henderson-Sellers. 464 [doi]
• Analysis by Contract or UML with AttitudeRichard Mitchell. 465 [doi]
• Design of Commercial Object-Oriented Applications - The PatternsFrieder Monninger. 478 [doi]
• Octopus/UML: Combining Objects with Real-TimeRallis Farfarakis. 479-489 [doi]
• Analysis, Design and Implementation of Distributed Java Business Frameworks Using Domain PatternsAli Arsanjani. 490-500 [doi]
• Requirement PatternsChristopher Creel. 501 [doi]
• Introduction to the OPEN Method with UMLBrian Henderson-Sellers. 504 [doi]
• Effective Strategies and Techniques for Rapid Object-Oriented Application DevelopmentMichael P. Anton. 505-517 [doi]
• Software Development in the Zone Todd Lauinger. 518 [doi]
• Creating Social Agents with Reusable Components: A Practitioner s GuideDana Moore. 519 [doi]
• Features of UML ToolsTony Wasserman. 522 [doi]
• Project Management of Object-Oriented Developed SystemsGuy Carter, Dilip Patel. 524-526 [doi]
• Making the Transition to Component-Based Enterprise Software Development Overcoming the Obstacles - Patterns for SuccessMartin L. Griss, Gilda Pour, John M. Favaro. 527-531 [doi]
• Component-Based Software Engineering ProcessesRobert C. Seacord, Kingsley C. Nwosu. 532 [doi]
• Agents and Workflow - An Intimate Connection, or Just Friends?Martin L. Griss, Qiming Chen, Gregory A. Bolcer, Robert R. Kessler, Leon J. Osterweil. 558-562 [doi]
• High level Modelling Languages, Adaptable Process Models and Software Generation: Drivers for Quality and ProductivityUlrich Frank, Don S. Batory, Jean Bézivin, Brian Henderson-Sellers, Houman Younessi. 563-570 [doi]
• The Great Language DebateRichard Riehle. 571 [doi]
• Direct Mapping and User InterfaceRex Fowler. 574-583 [doi]
• Experiences Teaching Eiffel as a First Programming Language to Economy StudentsGuido Dedene. 584-592 [doi]