26. TOOLS 1998: Santa Barbara, CA, USA

Keynote Presentations

• John C. Dvorak:
  Isoquantic Shift - The Third Age of Computing. 2
  
• Bertrand Meyer:
  Can We Make Componentware Succeed? 3
  
• David A. Taylor:
  Objects are Dead - Long Live Agents. 4
  
• Martin J. Sprinzen:
  Components: Building Blocks for Automated Business Processes. 5
  
• John Williams:
  The Challenge of Components. 6
  
• Martin L. Griss:
  Architecting for Large-Scale Systematic Component Reuse. 7
  

Design & Patterns

• Bart Wydaeghe, Kurt Verschaeve, Bart Michiels, Bruno Van Damme, Evert Arckens, Viviane Jonckers:
  Building an OMT-Editor Using Design Patterns: An Experience Report. 20-32
  
• Alexandre A. Andreatta, Sergio E. R. Carvalho, Celso C. Ribeiro:
  An Object-Oriented Framework for Local Search Heuristics. 33-45
  
• Jin Ma, Sheng Yu:
  Practical Rules for Reduction on the Number of States of a State Diagram. 46-
  

Component-Based Development

• Franz Huber, Andreas Rausch, Bernhard Rumpe:
  Modeling Dynamic Component Interfaces. 58-70
  
• John Potter, Ryan Shelswell, Ian Joyner:
  Library Interoperability via Inheritance. 71-83
  
• Il-Hyung Cho, John D. McGregor, Lee Krause:
  A Protocol Based Approach to Specifying Interoperability between Objects. 84-96
  
• Gisela Menger, James Leslie Keedy, Mark Evered, Axel Schmolitzky:
  Collection Types and Implementations in Object-Oriented Software Libraries. 97-
  

Meta Programming

• Roel Wuyts:
  Declarative Reasoning about the Structure of Object-Oriented Systems. 112-124
  
• Noël Plouzeau, Stéphane Lorcy, Jean-Marc Jézéquel:
  A Framework Managing Quality of Service Contracts in Distributed Applications. 125-
  

Compilers & Databases

• Etienne M. Gagnon, Laurie J. Hendren:
  SableCC, an Object-Oriented Compiler Framework. 140-154
  
• Yuri Leontiev, M. Tamer Özsu, Duane Szafron:
  On Separation between Interface, Implementation, and Representation in Object DBMSs. 155-167
  
• Fabio Porto, Mauricio J. V. Silva, Sergio R. Carvalho:
  Object Life-Cycles in Active Relational Databases. 168-
  

Experience Reports

• D. Alderman, N. Callaghan, T. A. Jones, G. E. Roberts:
  Web Based Virtual Oscilloscope for Underwater Acoustic Signals. 182-193
  
• Ada Gavrilovska, Vladimir Trajkovic, Danco Davcev:
  A Virtual Classroom Based on Reusable Object Oriented Components. 194-202
  
• Tansel Ersavas:
  RASEing Towards a Better Systems Development Tool: The Snowball Experience. 203-
  

Simulation

• Stéphane Calderoni, Pierre Marcenac:
  MUTANT: A MultiAgent Toolkit for Artificial Life Simulation. 218-229
  
• Jean-Christophe Soulié, Pierre Marcenac, Stéphane Calderoni, Rémy Courdier:
  GEAMAS V2.0: An Object Oriented Platform for Complex Systems Simulations. 230-
  

Distribution

• Arve Larsen, Peter D. Holmes:
  An Architecture for Unified Dialogue in Distributed Object Systems. 244-258
  
• Sterling S. Foster, Dana Moore, Bohdan A. Nebesh:
  AutoPilot: Experiences Implementing a Distributed Data-Driven Agent Architecture. 259-268
  
• C. H. Ball, S. Hope:
  Data Access and Transportation Services for the CORBA Environment. 269-
  

Design by Contract

• Reinhold Plösch:
  Tool Support for Design by Contract. 282-294
  
• R. Kramer:
  iContract - The Java(tm) Design by Contract(tm) Tool. 295-307
  
• Damien Watkins:
  Using Interface Definition Languages to Support Path Expressions and Programming by Contract. 308-
  

Language Design

• Wilson C. Hsieh, Przemyslaw Pardyak, Marc E. Fiuczynski, C. Garrett, Brian N. Bershad:
  The Interaction of Access Control and Object-Orientation in Extensible Systems. 320-332
  
• Welf Löwe, Rainer Neumann, Martin Trapp, Wolf Zimmermann:
  Weak Subtyping - Yet Another Notion of Inheritance. 333-345
  
• Neelam Soundarajan, Stephen Fridella:
  Reasoning About Polymorphic Behavior. 346-
  

Componentware

• Grady H. Campbell Jr.:
  Adaptable Components for Reuse without Rework. 362
  
• Raphael Simon:
  Building Component Software with COM. 363-374
  
• Gilda Pour:
  Software Component Technologies: JavaBeans and ActiveX. 375-383
  
• Balbir Barn, Alan W. Brown:
  Methods and Tools for Component Based Development. 384-395
  
• Alan Perkins:
  Enterprise Architecture and Component Development. 396-
  

Languages

• Todd Lauinger:
  Resolutions of an Object Designer. 402
  
• Tim DeBruine:
  Mastering Software Patterns in C++. 403
  
• Benjamin M. Brosgol:
  Ada and the Objects. 404
  
• Ian Joyner:
  OO Language Comparison: Java, Eiffel and C++. 405
  
• Mitchell Goldstein:
  Developing COM Business Objects with Visual Basics 5.0. 406
  

Technology

• Nimish Doshi:
  Object Databases and Multi-Tier Architectures. 408-411
  
• Stephen J. Mellor:
  Real-Time Development with the Shlaer-Mellor Method. 412
  
• Frieder Monninger:
  Creating Internet Applications with Object-Oriented Components. 413
  
• Murat Karaorman:
  Nuts and Bolts of Object-Oriented Distributed Computing. 414-427
  
• Kasilingam Periyasamy:
  Object-Oriented Formal Specifications. 428-
  

Methodology

• Stephen J. Mellor:
  Modeling Complex Behavior Simply or How Much is Too Much? 444
  
• Kim Walden:
  BON: Seamless, Reversible, Contract-Based Analysis and Design. 445
  
• Bertrand Meyer:
  Design by Contract: The Eiffel Method. 446
  
• Ira R. Forman:
  Putting Metaclasses to Work. 447
  
• Richard Mitchell:
  Analysis by Contract: An Introduction to UML's Object Constraint Language (OCL). 448-
  

Management

• Alistair Cockburn:
  Surviving Your OO Project. 462
  
• Madhu S. Singh:
  Managing OO Software Development for the Year 2000 and Beyond. 463
  
• Jerry A. Smith:
  Object-Oriented Software Estimation. 464
  
• Martin L. Griss:
  Software Reuse: Architecture, Process and Organization for Business Success. 465
  
• Christine Mingins:
  OO Metrics. 466
  

Teaching Object Technology

• James C. McKim:
  Using a Multi-Term Project to Teach Object Oriented Programming and Design. 468-
  

Workshops & Panels

• Mitchell Goldstein:
  Workshop: Java/CORBA Integration Issues. 479
  
• Qiaoyun Li:
  Java Virtual Machine - Present and Near Future. 480
  
• Gilda Pour:
  Workshop: Component-Based Software Development: Is It the Next Silver Bullet? 491
  
• Bertrand Meyer:
  Panel: Issues in Moving to a Component-Based Industry. 493
  
• Donald Firesmith:
  Panel: New Dimensions in OA&D: UML/OML and Beyond. 494
  
• Richard Riehle:
  Panel: OOLs in 1998: Fin de Siècle, or Renaissance? 495
  
• Mark Koenig:
  Panel: Using Production Rules in Object-Oriented Design. 496
  

Eiffel Summit

• Hal Webre:
  Rescuing a Legacy System as a First Eiffel Project. 500-