Journal of Object Technology, Volume 1

Volume 1, Number 1, May-June 2002

• Adele Goldberg:
  Collaborative Software Engineering. 1-19
  
• David A. Thomas:
  The Deplorable State of Class Libraries. 21-27
  
• Won Kim:
  Personalization: Definition, Status, and Challenges Ahead. 29-40
  
• James Odell:
  Objects and Agents Compared. 41-53
  
• Anthony J. H. Simons:
  The Theory of Classification, Part 1: Perspectives on Type Compatibility. 55-61
  

• Benny Sadeh, Stéphane Ducasse:
  Adding Dynamic Interfaces to Smalltalk. 63-79
  
• James Leslie Keedy, Gisela Menger, Christian Heinlein:
  Inheriting from a Common Abstract Ancestor in Timor. 81-106
  
• Emilio García Roselló, José Ayude, José B. García-Schofield, Manuel Pérez Cota:
  Design principles for highly reusable concurrent object-oriented systems. 107-123
  
• Rushikesh K. Joshi:
  What is Common Between Generic Services and Interface Navigation? 125-132
  

• David Neuendorf, Richard Wiener:
  Review JBuilder 6 Enterprise Version.
  

Volume 1, Number 2, July-August 2002

• Adele Goldberg:
  Learning is a Community Experience. 7-20
  
• Won Kim, Ki-Joon Chae, Dong-Sub Cho, Byoungju Choi, Anmo Jeong, Myung Kim, Kiho Lee, Meejeong Lee, Minsoo Lee, Sang-Ho Lee, Seung-Soo Park, Hwan-Seung Yong, Ho-Sook Kim, Jung-Won Lee, Wol-Young Lee:
  The Chamois Reconfigurable Data-Mining Architecture. 21-33
  
• James Odell:
  Agents and Complex Systems. 35-45
  
• Anthony J. H. Simons:
  The Theory of Classification, Part 2: The Scratch-Built Typechecker. 47-54
  
• Mahesh Dodani:
  Objects are for Wimps: Real Developers need S.O.S. 55-61
  
• Richard Wiener:
  An OO Application that introduces Heuristic Algorithm Design. 63-78
  
• Timothy R. Culp:
  Easing the Transition from C++ to Java (Part 1). 79-93
  
• Bertrand Meyer:
  The Start of an Eiffel Standard. 95-99
  

• María-del-Mar Gallardo, Pedro Merino, Ernesto Pimentel:
  Debugging UML Designs with Model Checking. 101-117
  
• Miguel Katrib, Iskander Sierra, Mario del Valle, Thaizel Fuentes:
  Java Distributed Separate Objects. 119-142
  
• Yasunobu Sanada, Rolf Adams:
  Representing Design Patterns and Frameworks in UML - Towards a Comprehensive Approach. 143-154
  
• Yagna Pant, Kazuhiro Ondo:
  Thread Specific Singletons: Handling Singleton Pattern Errors in Multi-Threaded Applications and their Variations. 155-169
  

• Ognian Pishev:
  Notes on a Practical Guide and Thoughts on Software Development - Review of "A Practical Guide to Extreme Programming" by David Astels, Granville Miller and Miroslav Novak. 171-180
  

Volume 1, Number 3, 2002

• Reinhold Plösch:
  Evaluation of Assertion Support for the Java Programming Language. 5-17
  
• Andreas Rausch:
  "Design by Contract" + "Componentware" = "Design by Signed Contract". 19-36
  
• Isabel Nunes:
  Design by Contract Using Meta-Assertions. 37-56
  
• Martin Lackner, Andreas Krall, Franz Puntigam:
  Supporting Design by Contract in Java. 57-76
  

• Richard F. Paige, Liliya Kaminskaya, Jonathan S. Ostroff, Jason Lancaric:
  BON-CASE: An Extensible CASE Tool for Formal Specification and Reasoning. 77-96
  
• Manu De Backer, Guido Dedene, Monique Snoeck:
  An Encapsulated Eiffel Education Environment, based on Web Services. 97-106
  
• Panayiotis Periorellis, John E. Dobson:
  Organisational Failures in Dependable Collaborative Enterprise Systems. 107-117
  
• Michael Compton, Richard Walker:
  A Run-time System for SCOOP. 119-157
  

• Dilip Patel, Shushma Patel, Paul Schleifer:
  Object Oriented Extension to Time Series Model. 159-171
  
• Neelam Soundarajan, Benjamin Tyler:
  Testing Polymorphic Behavior. 173-188
  
• Jason O. Hallstrom, Neelam Soundarajan:
  Incremental Development Using Object Oriented Frameworks: A Case Study. 189-205
  
• Hafedh Mili, Hamid Mcheick, Salah Sadou:
  CorbaViews: Distributing objects that support several functional aspects. 207-229
  

• Juliana Küster Filipe:
  A logic-based formalization for component specification. 231-248
  
• Simon D. Kent, Chris Ho-Stuart, Paul Roe:
  Negotiable Interfaces for Components. 249-265
  

Volume 1, Number 4, September-October 2002

• Bertrand Meyer, Kristen Nygaard, Ole Lehrmann Madsen:
  In Memory of Kristen Nygaard and Ole-Johan Dahl. 7-15
  

• Dave A. Thomas:
  Reflective Software Engineering - From MOPS to AOSD. 17-26
  
• Francis G. Mossé:
  Modeling Roles - A Practical Series of Analysis Patterns. 27-37
  
• Won Kim:
  On Three Major Holes in Data Warehousing Today. 39-47
  
• Anthony J. H. Simons:
  The Theory of Classification, Part 3: Object Encoding and Recursion. 49-57
  
• Timothy R. Culp:
  Easing the Transition from C++ to Java (Part 2). 59-73
  
• Patrick Chisan Hew:
  Streamlined Alogrithm Deployment via JavaBeans. 75-91
  
• Donald Firesmith:
  Requirements Engineering. 93-103
  

• Peter Horan:
  Eiffel Assertions and the External Structure of Classes and Objects. 105-118
  
• Jesús García Molina, María-José Ortín-Ibáñez, Begoña Moros, Joaquín Nicolás:
  Transforming the OOram Three-Model Architecture into a UML-based Process. 119-135
  
• Shih-Chien Chou:
  A Process Modeling Language Consisting of High Level UML-based Diagrams and Low Level Process Language. 137-163
  
• Francisca Losavio:
  Quality Models to Design Software Architecture. 165-178
  

Volume 1, Number 5, November-December 2002

• Adele Goldberg:
  Creating Value Under Uncertainty. 7-26
  
• Anthony J. H. Simons:
  The Theory of Classification, Part 4: Object Types and Subtyping. 27-35
  
• Mahesh Dodani:
  The Dark Side of Object Learning: Learning Objects. 37-42
  
• Won Kim:
  On Database Technology for US Homeland Security. 43-49
  
• James Odell:
  Agent-Based Manufacturing: A Case Study. 51-61
  
• Richard F. Paige, Jonathan S. Ostroff:
  The Single Model Principle. 63-81
  
• Donald Firesmith:
  Requirements Engineering. 83-94
  

• Gilles Ardourel, Marianne Huchard:
  Access Graphs: Another View on Static Access Control for a Better Understanding and Use. 95-116
  
• Douglas A. Lyon:
  CentiJ: An RMI Code Generator. 117-148
  
• Jing Dong:
  UML Extensions for Design Pattern Compositions. 151-163
  
• Dominik Gruntz:
  C# and Java: The Smart Distinctions. 163-176
  

• Charles Ashbacher:
  "Writer's Workshop & The Work of Making Things: Patterns, Poetry" by Richard P. Gabriel. 177-178
  
• Charles Ashbacher:
  "Pair Programming Illuminated" by Laurie Williams and Robert Kessler. 179-180
  

• Richard Wiener:
  Dave Version 4.0. 181-182