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TOOLS 1999 International Conference on Technology of Object-Oriented Languages

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TOOLS
1999
IEEE

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Design and Implementation of a Programmable Coordination Architecture for Mobile Agents

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The paper describes the design and the Java implementation of a coordination architecture for mobile agents, based on an object-oriented Linda-like tuple space model, compliant wi...

Giacomo Cabri, Letizia Leonardi, Gabriele Reggiani...

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1	153	Design and Implementation of a Programmable Coordination Architecture for Mobile Agents	claim
2	147	Cooperative Software Development: Concepts, Model and Tools	claim
3	137	Use Case Pitfalls: Top 10 Problems from Real Projects Using Use Cases	claim
4	133	Optimizing Object-Oriented Collection Join Queries through Path Traversals	claim
5	132	Employing Object Technology to Expose Fundamental Object Concepts	claim
6	131	Towards Integration of State Machines and Object-Oriented Languages	claim
7	128	JMSAS: A Mobile Software Agent System	claim
8	125	Class Algebra for Ontology Reasoning	claim
9	122	Design and Evolution of Software Architecture in Practice	claim
10	117	A "Framework" for Object Oriented Frameworks Design	claim
11	117	Optimizations of Eiffel Programs: Smalleiffel, the GNU Eiffel Compiler	claim
12	113	A Survey of Schema Evolution in Object-Oriented Databases	claim
13	112	Abstract Object State and Version Recovery in N-Version Programming	claim
14	110	Defining UML Family Members Using Prefaces	claim
15	110	Component-Based Software Engineering Processes	claim
16	109	Adding External Iterators to an Existing Eiffel Class Library	claim
17	101	Combining Object Orientation and Dataflow Modelling in the Vission Simulation System	claim
18	100	Component Frameworks - A Case Study	claim
19	98	Architecture = Abstractions over Software	claim
20	96	Contracts: From Analysis to C++ Implementation	claim
21	95	An Object-Oriented Design of a Multimedia Item Pool	claim
22	92	Automatic Detection of Design Problems in Object-Oriented Reengineering	claim
23	92	The Great Language Debate	claim
24	91	Constraint Diagrams: A Step Beyond UML	claim
25	90	Two-Level Modeling	claim
26	88	Building a Repository for Workflow Systems	claim
27	86	Analysis by Contract or UML with Attitude	claim
28	86	Dynamic Geospatial Image Mosaics Using JAVA, JAI, RMI and CORBA	claim
29	86	Extensible Motor of a Object-Relational DBMS: Design and Implementation	claim
30	84	A Formal Software Development Approach Based on COOZ and Refinement Calculus	claim
31	83	Bounding Component Behavior via Protocols	claim
32	81	Use Case Modeling Guidelines	claim
33	81	System Design: Architectures and Archetypes	claim
34	81	Introduction to OCL	claim
35	80	Software Evolution: Prototypical Deltas	claim
36	78	Events in Use Cases as a Basis for Identifying and Specifying Classes and Business Rules	claim
37	73	Constructing Interoperable Components in Distributed Systems	claim
38	73	Handling Multiple Domain Objects with Model-View-Controller	claim
39	72	A Multi-Layered System of Metrics for the Measurement of Reuse by Inheritance	claim
40	71	Programming with C++ Exceptions	claim
41	70	Design and Use of Industrial Software Architectures	claim
42	70	Associations as a Language Construct	claim
43	69	Interaction Schemata: Compiling Interactions to Code	claim
44	68	On Creation, Equality and the Object Model	claim
45	68	Reasoning about Inheritance and Cloning Behaviors of Software Agents	claim
46	66	Communication as a Means to Differentiate Objects, Components and Agents	claim

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