Journal of Object-Oriented Programming, Volume 11

Volume 11, Number 1, March/April 1998

• Michael Le Feuvre: Designing a Persistence Object Model from Patterns. 17-28, 80

• Mary Lynn Manns, Helen Sharp, Maximo Prieto, Phil McLaughlin: Capturing Successful Practices on OT Education and Training. 29-34

• Tom Rowlett: Building an Object Process Around Use Cases. 53-58
• Robin J. Harwood: Controller/Store/Element (CSE): A Logical Mechanism for Managing Object Storage. 59-62

• Graham Berrisford: Improving OO Analysis Methods. 6-7

• John D. McGregor: Quality, Thy Name Is Not Testing. 8-12

• Andrew Koenig: A Programming Revolution in Languages Founded on Object Logic. 13-16

• Wilf R. LaLonde, John R. Pugh: Layout Managers. 63-68

• Christopher Creel, Bertrand Meyer: Is Object Technology Ready for the Embedded World? 69-71, 76

Volume 11, Number 2, May 1998

• Jan Bosch: Design Patterns as Language Constructs. 18-32
• Miguel Mateo Carmona, Miguel Katrib Mora, Tomás Couso Alvarez: Smart Compiling for Eiffel. 33-42
• Zeki O. Bayram: Implementing Constructor Calls with Parameters in Ada 95. 43-46

• Donald Firesmith, Brian Henderson-Sellers: Clarifying Specialized Forms of Association in UML and OML. 47-50
• Conrad Bock, James Odell: A More Complete Model of Relations and Their Implementation: Roles. 51-54
• Franco Civello: Rooted Class Diagrams: A Notation for Context-Independent Models. 55-65, 69

• Kumar V. Vadaparty: Relationships and Entry Points in DOL. 6-9

• James E. Rumbaugh: The Year 2000 Crisis and the Search for Absolute Truth. 10-12

• David M. Papurt: The Use of Exceptions. 13-17, 32

• Andrew Koenig: Is Abstraction Good? 66-69

• Wilf R. LaLonde, John R. Pugh: Texture Wrappers: An Exercise in Micro Design. 70-74

Volume 11, Number 3, June 1998

• Xavier Castellani, Stephen Y. Liao: Development Process for the Creation and Reuse of Object-Oriented Generic Applications and Components. 24-31
• Luiz Fernando Capretz: A CASE of Reusability. 32-37
• Hans Albrecht Schmid, Frank Müller: Patterns for Extending Black-Box Frameworks. 38-47

• Donald Firesmith, Brian Henderson-Sellers: Upgrading OML to Version 1.1: Referential Relationships. 48-57
• Mor Peleg, Dov Dori: Representing Control Flow Constructs in Object-Process Diagrams. 58-66, 71

• Desmond D'Souza: Interface Specification, Refinement, and Design with UML/Catalysis. 12-18

• John D. McGregor: Testing Models: The Requirements Model. 20-23, 31

• Wilf R. LaLonde, John R. Pugh: Recreational Puzzle Makers. 67-71

• Richard Riehle: Java Applets in Ada. 72-75

• Andrew Koenig: Simulating Dynamic Types in C++, Part 1. 76-78, 80

Volume 11, Number 4, July/August 1998

• Franck Barbier, Henri Briand, Bénédicte Dano, Stéphane Rideau: The Executability of Object-Oriented Finite State Machines. 16-24
• Peter van der Werf: Values and Objects Revisited. 25-34
• Liping Zhao, Ted Foster: Driver Duty: A Pattern for Public Transport Systems. 35-39, 77
• Yania Crespo González-Carvajal, Miguel Katrib Mora: More About System-Level Validity in Eiffel. 40-49
• David Welch, Scott Strong: An Exception-Based Assertion Mechanism for C++. 50-60

• James E. Rumbaugh: Depending on Collaborations: Dependencies as Contextual Associations. 5-9

• John D. McGregor: The Fifty-Foot Look at Analysis and Design Models. 10-15

• Won Kim: Data Mining: Promises, Reality, and Future. 61-62, 67

• Andrew Koenig: Simulating Dynamic Types in C++, Part 2. 63-67

• Bertrand Meyer: Approaches to Portability. 68-70

• Wilf R. LaLonde, John R. Pugh: Skip Lists for Smalltalk. 71-77

Volume 11, Number 5, September 1998

• Wei Li, John R. Talburt: Empirically Analyzing Object-Oriented Software Evolution. 15-19
• Bill Chu, Junsheng Long, Michael Matthews, J. G. Barnes, J. Sims, Mark Hamilton, Russ Lambert: FAIME: An Object-Oriented Methodology for Application Plug-and-Play. 20-26, 34
• Letha H. Etzkorn, Carl G. Davis, Wei Li: A Practical Look at the Lack of Cohesion in Methods Metric. 27-34

• Charles Ashbacher: You are There. 35-36
• Sanjiv Gossain: Objects Mature ... into Components. 37-38

• Donald Firesmith, Brian Henderson-Sellers: Upgrading OML to Version 1.1: Part 2 Additional Concepts and Notation. 61-67
• Conrad Bock, James Odell: A More Complete Model of Ralations and Their Implementation: Aggregation. 68-70, 85

• John D. McGregor: Let's Don't and Say We Did. 6-11, 14

• Won Kim: Data Mining: Promises, Reality, and Future - Part 2. 12-14

• Andrew Koenig: Why Are Vectors Efficient? 71-75

• Wilf R. LaLonde, John R. Pugh: A Velocity-Sensitive Mouse. 76-79, 87

• Peter Ward, Roger Browne: Developing the Magic Browser in Eiffel. 80-82, 87

Volume 11, Number 6, October 1998

• Ron Charron: Training and the Push for Change. 15-18, 38

• Mordechai Ben-Ari: Teaching Object-Oriented Programming in Ada. 39-45
• Joyce M. Kai, James C. McKim: Object-Oriented Capabilities of Visual Basic. 46-57, 92
• Jean-Claude Royer: Type Checking Object-Oriented Programs: Core of the Problem and Some Solutions. 58-66, 71
• Carlo Pescio: Deriving Patterns from Design Principles. 67-71

• Avner Ben: Entity/Skill/Reliance: Applying Functional Decomposition Safely to Object-Oriented Design. 72-76
• LeRoy Mattingly, Harsha Rao: Writing Effective Use Cases and Introducing Collaboration Cases. 77-84, 87

• Won Kim: Data Mining: Promises, Reality, and Future - Part 3. 6-8, 14

• John D. McGregor: Now Where Did I Put Those Bugs? 9-14

• Andrew Koenig: A Standard C++ Appetizer. 85-87

• Wilf R. LaLonde, John R. Pugh: Light-Intensity Experiments. 88-92

• Bertrand Meyer: The Power of Round-Trip Engineering. 93-95

Volume 11, Number 7, November/December 1998

• Timo Salo, Justin Hill, Kevin Williams: Scalable Object-Persistence Frameworks. 18-24
• Gary M. Weiss, Johannes P. Ros: Implementing Design Patterns with Object-Oriented Rules. 25-27, 35
• G. Blaschek, Joachim Hans Fröhlich: Recursion in Object-Oriented Programs. 28-35
• Bertrand Meyer: Prelude to a Theory of Void. 36-48
• Steven J. Metsker: The Judge Pattern: Ensuring the Relational Integrity of Objects. 49-51, 59
• Boumediene Belkhouche, Alejandro Mendoza Gamiño: Object-Oriented Analysis through a Knowledge-Based System. 52-59

• Brian Henderson-Sellers: OO Diagram Connectivity. 60-68

• Bertrand Meyer: Free EiffelBase: Eiffel Libraries Go Open Source. 8-10, 17

• Andrew Koenig, Barbara Moo: Teaching Standard C++. 11-17

• Richard Riehle: The Software Circuit Breaker. 69-73

• Wilf R. LaLonde, John R. Pugh: External Data Managers. 74-78, 87

Volume 11, Number 8, January 1999

• S. Y. Liao, L. S. Cheung, W. Y. Liu: An Object-Oriented System for the Reuse of Software Design Items. 22-28, 79
• Walid Al-Ahmad, Eric Steegmans: Improving Support for Specialization Inheritance. 29-36
• Boumediene Belkhouche, Joel Wu: Behavioral Specification and Analysis of Object-Oriented Designs. 37-46
• Jagdish Bansiya, Letha H. Etzkorn, Carl G. Davis, Wei Li: A Class Cohesion Metric For Object-Oriented Designs. 47-52

• Mor Peleg, Dov Dori: Extending the Object-Process Methodology to Handle Real-Time Systems. 53-58

• Michael Kölling: The Problem of Teaching Object-Oriented Programming, Part I: Languages. 8-15

• John D. McGregor: If the Devil Is in the Details, Then What Is in the Plan? 16-21, 74

• Mahesh Dodani: OO Learning AntiPatterns: Rewiring Data and Functional Thinkers into Object Technology Developers. 59-63

• Andrew Koenig, Barbara Moo: Teaching Standard C++, Part 2. 64-67

• Wilf R. LaLonde: Inlining C in Smalltalk Methods. 68-74

• Bertrand Meyer: Design by Contract, Components and Debugging. 75-79

Volume 11, Number 9, February 1999

• Ted Foster, Liping Zhao: Cascade. 18-24
• Wu-Chi Chen, Deng-Jyi Chen, Chyan-Goei Chung: An Expert-System Technique for Object-Oriented Program Testing. 25-35, 44
• Ishbel Duncan, Dave Robson, Malcolm Munro: Test-Case Development During OO Lifecycle and Evolution. 36-40, 44
• Chung-Yeung Pang: A Pattern of Inheritance and Polymorphism for Persistent Objects Stored in a Relational Database. 41-44

• Nik Boyd: Using Natural Language in Software Development. 45-55
• Brian Henderson-Sellers: A Methodological Metamodel of Process. 56-58, 63

• Michael Kölling: The Problem of Teaching Object-Oriented Programming, Part 2: Environments. 6-12

• Won Kim: I/O Problems in Preparing Data for Data Warehousing and Data Mining, Part 1. 13-14, 17 17

• Desmond D'Souza: Components in a Nutshell, Part 1. 15-17

• Andrew Koenig, Barbara Moo: Teaching Standard C++, Part 3. 59-63

• Christine Mingins, Jan Miller, Martin Dick, Margot Postema: How We Teach Software Engineering. 64-66, 74

• Wilf R. LaLonde: Smart Bitmaps. 67-74