Position Papers

The following position papers were submitted and accepted to the workshop. In case of problems downloading these papers contact kdvolder@cs.ubc.ca.

Paper No	Authors	Organization	Title
1	Frank Hunleth, Ron Cytron and Christopher Gill	Washington University, St. Louis	Building Customizable Middleware using Aspect Oriented Programming
2	Pierre-Charles David, Thomas Ledoux, Noury M. N. Bouraqadi-Saadani	Ecole des Mines de Nantes	Two-step weaving with reflection using AspectJ
3	Alex Brodsky, Dima Brodsky, Ida Chan, Yvonne Coady, Stephan Gudmundson, Jody Pomkoski, Joon Suan Ong	Univ. of British Columbia	Coping with Evolution: Aspects vs. Aspirin
4	Maurice Glandrup and Arend Rensink	University of Twente	Formal Foundations for Reasoning about Evolution
5	Stanley M. Sutton Jr. and Isabelle Rouvellou	IBM Watson	Applicability of Categorization Theory to Multidimensional Separation of Concerns
6	M. Wermelinger, J. L. Fiadeiro, L. Andrade, G. Koutsoukos, J. Gouveia	New Univ. Lisbon	Separation of Core Concerns: Computation, Coordination, and Configuration
7	Bart De Win, Bart Vanhaute, Bart De Decker	K. U. Leuven	Towards an Open Weaving Process
8	Tiago Massoni, Augusto Sampaio and Paulo Borba	Universidade Federal de Pernambuco	Progressive Implementation of Aspects
9	William Harrison	IBM Watson	Composition and Multiple-Inheritance in OO Design (Where in the Madness is the Method?)
10	Gregory T. Sullivan	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Aspect-Oriented Programming using Reflection
11	Stefan Hanenberg and Rainer Unland	University of Essen	Using and Reusing Aspects in AspectJ
12	Martin E. Nordberg III	Blueprint Technologies, Inc.	Aspect-Oriented Dependency Inversion
13	A. Popovici, G. Alonso, and T. Gross	ETH Zurish	AOP Support for Mobile Systems
14	Eric Wohlstadter, Aaron Keen, Stoney Jackson, and Premkumar Devanbu	U.C. Davis	Accommodating Evolution in AspectJ
15	Morgan Deters and Ron K. Cytron	Washington University, St. Louis	Introduction of Program Instrumentation using Aspects
16	Peri Tarr, Harold Ossher, and Johannes Henkel	IBM Watson	Visualization as an Aid to Compositional Software Engineering
17	Andreas Gal, Wolfgang Schroeder-Preikschat and Olaf Spinczyk	University of Magdeburg	AspectC++: Language Proposal and Prototype Implementation
18	Doug Orleans	Northeastern University	Separating Behavioral Concerns With Predicate Dispatch, or, If Statement Considered Harmful
19	Shigeru Chiba	Tokyo Institute of Technology	What are the best join points?
20	Mohamed Mancona Kande and Alfred Strohmeier	Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne	Modeling Crosscutting Concerns using Software Connectors
21	Faisal Akkai, Atef Bader and Tzilla Elrad	Illinois Institute of Technology	Dynamic Weaving for Building Reconfigurable Software Systems
22	Robert Hirschfeld		AspectS - AOP with Squeak
23	Robert Laddaga, Paul Robertson, Howie Shrobe	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Aspects of the Real-World
24	Natsuko Noda and Tomoji Kishi	NEC Corporation	Implementing Design Patterns Using Advanced Separation of Concerns
25	Lodewijk M. J. Bergmans and Mehmet Aksit	University of Twente	How to Deal with Encapsulation in Aspect-Orientation
26	Omar Aldawud, Tzilla Elrad, and Atef Bader	Lucent Technologies	A UML Profile for Aspect Oriented Modeling
27	Christina von Flach G. Chavez and Carlos J. P. de Lucena	Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro	Design-level Support for Aspect-Oriented Software Development
28	Alessandro Garcia, Christina Chavez, Otavio Silva, Viviane Silva and Carlos Lucena	Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro	Promoting Advanced Separation of Concerns in Intra-Agent and Inter-Agent Software Engineering