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Seminar 06302
Aspects For Legacy Applications

S. Clarke (Trinity College - Dublin, IE), L. Moonen (CWI - Amsterdam, NL), G. Ramalingam (IBM TJ Watson Research Center, US)

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Dagstuhl Seminar Proceedings - an Introduction

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Aspects - from Promise to Reality

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Representation of Crosscutting Concerns in Legacy Systems

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Summary of Dagstuhl Seminar 06302

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Bram Adams , Gent University

Face-off: AOP+LMP vs. legacy software

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Sue Black , London South Bank Univ. - London

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Silvia Breu , Cambridge University

Mining Aspects from CVS History Using Concept Analysis

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Magiel Bruntink , CWI - Amsterdam

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Mariano Ceccato , ITC-irst - Trento

Siobhán Clarke , Trinity College - Dublin

James R. Cordy , Queens University - Kingston

Adding Monitoring, Tuning and Autonomic Control Aspects to Legacy Applications in the Absence of AOP

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Rui Correia , University of Leicester

Recovering Code Categories from Legacy Source Code

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Aspect Mining - Breakout Session

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Rule-based Model Extraction from Source Code

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Maja D'Hondt , University of Lille

Kris De Schutter , Gent University

Mohammad El-Ramly , University of Leicester

Jean-Marie Favre , LSR - IMAG

John H. Field , IBM TJ Watson Research Center - Hawthorne

Toward a Compositional Model for Data Update/Query in Reactive Applications: A Datalog-Based Approach

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Michael Godfrey , University of Waterloo

Ahmed E. Hassan , University of Victoria

Andy Kellens , Vrije Universiteit Brussel

Raghavan Komondoor , IBM - New Delhi

Kostas Kontogiannis , University of Waterloo

Issues and Topics for AOP in the Context of Model-Driven Software Engineering

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Rainer Koschke , Universität Bremen

Jens Krinke , FernUniversität in Hagen

Mining Control Flow Graphs for Crosscutting Concerns (But Finding Delegation)

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Kiarash Mahdavi , King's College - London

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Marius Marin , TU Delft

Steps towards Consistent Mining and Migration of Crosscutting Concerns

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A common framework for aspect mining based on crosscutting concern sorts

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Kim Mens , Univ. cath. de Louvain

Delving source code with formal concept analysis

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Aspect Mining : An emerging research domain

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Results of working group on "aspects and evolution"

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Tom Mens , Université de Mons

Cross-fertilisation between Software Evolution and AOSD

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Analysing dependencies between aspects (using transformation technology)

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Using AOSD technology to support UML language extensibility

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Leon Moonen , Delft Univ. of Technology

Hausi Müller , University of Victoria

The Problem with Legacy Applications

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Ganesan Ramalingam , Bangalore

Martin Robillard , McGill University - Montreal

Managing Concern Interfaces

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Atanas Rountev , Ohio State University

Americo Sampaio , Lancaster University

Mining Aspects in Legacy System Documentation

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Tom Tourwé , CWI - Amsterdam

Andrew Walenstein , Univ. of Louisiana - Lafayette

Andy Zaidman , University of Antwerp

All about Andy...

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Break-out session on Comprehension

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Oege de Moor , Oxford University

Introduction to Aspects

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