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Engineering Distributed Objects (EDO '99) |
A number of industrial distributed object projects have failed because they did not consider the differences between designing local and distributed objects. They used design methods for object-oriented programs, which were largely inappropriate for distributed objects. This workshop aims to identify the differences between engineering local and distributed objects and to find principles, methods and techniques to assist in the engineering of distributed object-based software architectures. The workshop will be an exciting meeting point between research & industrial practice, discussing a real world problem that urgently needs answers.
Wolfgang Emmerich
Dept. of Computer Science
University College London
Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT, UK
E-Mail: w.emmerich at cs.ucl.ac.uk
WWW: http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/EDO99
March 15, 1999 | Position paper Submission |
April 15, 1999 | Acceptance Notification |
April 28, 1999 | Camera-ready copy Submission |
Wolfgang Emmerich | University College London, UK |
Volker Gruhn | University of Dortmund, Germany |
Jean Bezivin | University of Nantes, France |
Gordon Blair | Lancaster University, UK |
Paolo Ciancarini | University of Bologna, Italy |
Peter Croll | University of Sheffield, UK |
Fabrizio Ferrandina | Zuehlke Engineering GmbH, Germany |
Anthony Finkelstein | University College London, UK |
Alfonso Fuggetta | Politecnico di Milano, Italy |
Heinrich-Josef Goeres | Zuerich-Agrippina, Germany |
Walter Huersch | Zuehlke Engineering AG, Switzerland |
Mehdi Jazayeri | TU Vienna, Austria |
Gerti Kappel | University of Linz, Austria |
Bernd Kraemer | FU Hagen, Germany |
Jeff Magee | Imperial College, UK |
Tom Mowbray | Blueprint Technologies, USA |
Dewayne Perry | Lucent, USA |
Daniel Steinmann | UBS AG, Switzerland |
David Rosenblum | University of CaliforniaIrvine, USA |
Andreas Vogel | Inprise, USA |
Hashimoto Yusuke | NEC, Japan |