OOIS'96 : 1996 International Conference on Object Oriented Information Systems 16-18 December 1996, London : proceedings

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OOIS'96 : 1996 International Conference on Object Oriented Information Systems 16-18 December 1996, London : proceedings

edited by D. Patel, Y. Sun and S. Patel

Springer, 1997

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This volume contains the papers presented at the Third International Conference on Object Oriented Information Systems (00lS'96) which was held at South Bank University, London. The keynote addresses, by Professor Colette Roland and Mr Ian Graham, are also included. The acceptance rate for papers was around 47%. The papers for the Industry Day were invited papers. The keynote paper by Professor Roland analyses the challenges in object modelling, particularly the impact of requirements engineering for conceptual modelling. She suggests innovative research perspectives to enhance and extend object oriented approaches in order to deal with the emerging area of requirements engineering. The keynote paper presented by Mr. Graham focuses on the problems and solutions for adopting use cases. In his paper, Graham illustrates the theoretical issues and practical problems of use cases, and highlights them using examples. The papers included in this volume cover different aspects of object modelling, object oriented software development, object databases, and interoperability. In the modelling session, Ram, et al. outline an extended object model to tackle the problems of capturing complex requirements of office information systems. Simons' paper concentrates on core object modelling concepts and presents a mathematical theory of class.

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Keynote Addresses.- Challenges in Object Oriented Modelling: From Conceptual Modelling to Requirements Engineering.- Some Problems with Use Cases... and How to Avoid Them.- Object Modelling.- CO-IP: An Object Model for OIS.- A Theory of Class.- Integrating Adaptive Programming into Existing Object-Oriented Analysis and Design Methods: Do It Yourself Adaptiveness.- Programming Languages.- An Overview of the OCT Multiparadigm Programming Language and Its Semantics.- Type-Safe Callbacks with Abstract Partners.- Minimal Coverage for Relationships in Regression Testing of Object-Oriented Software.- Distributed Systems.- Delegating Client Functionality for Optimized Access to Object-Oriented Databases.- Architectural Issues For Integrating Legacy Systems Using CORBA 2 in the LIOM Project.- A New Weaker Conflict Relation in Semantics-Based Concurrency Control.- Interoperability and Modelling.- Attribute Grouping: Emulating Metamodels Without Instantiation.- Relational Database Reverse Engineering: A Knowledge-Based Approach.- Soft Objects Analysis A Modelling Approach for Analysis of Interdependent Work Practices.- Methodology.- Using Object-Oriented Techniques to Model the Lifecycle for 00 Software Development.- Applying an Object Oriented Methodology to a Scientific Problem Solving System.- ATOMS: A Methodology for Component Object Oriented Software Development Applied in the Educational Context.- Roles and Patterns in Analysis, Design and Implementation.- Object Databases.- Conflict Resolution Using Derived Classes.- An Integrated Approach to Schema Evolution for Object Databases.- Modelling Applications in Active Object Oriented Database Management Systems.- Databases and Modelling.- External Schema Generation Algorithms for Object Oriented Databases.- Database Views with Dynamic Assertions.- Discrete Event Modeling.- Case Tools.- Building CASE Tools For Methods Represented as Abstract Data Types.- Meta-Modelling and Methodology Support in Object-Oriented CASE Tools.- Towards a Family of Pattern Languages for Simulation Software Design.- Round Table.- Extending and Universalizing Object Orientation: Living in Cloud CuckOO Land?.- Software Development.- Frameworks and Component-Based Development.- An Object-Oriented Approach to Incremental Delivery of Software Systems.- A 3d-Visualisation System for Large WWW Based Document Collections.- Objects in the Web.- Java - Beyond the Hype.- Integrating Java, Objects, Databases, and the Web.- CICS, IMS and Others Go Web via Business Objects.- Decision Support Objects on Demand: Opportunities, Problems and Enabling Technologies.- World Wide Web - Future Uses.- Application Model Trends in Distributed Object Systems (on Where Was Your Object When You Last Saw It?).

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