Ana Moreira

Early Aspects - Current Challenges and Future Directions: 10th International Workshop, Vancouver, Canada, March 13, 2007, Revised Selected Papers - Lecture Notes in Computer Science / Programming and Software Engineering Ana Moreira

Marc Notes: According to http: //www.early-aspects.net, EA-AOSD '07: Early Aspects Workshop: Current Challenges and Future Directions was co-located with 6th International Conference on Aspect Oriented Software Development (AOSD).; Includes bibliographical references and index.; Also available in print.; Also available online.; Electronic reproduction.; UK: MyiLibrary; 2008. Table of Contents: Aspect-Oriented Requirements.- A Taxonomy of Asymmetric Requirements Aspects.- Flexible and Expressive Composition Rules with Aspect-oriented Use Case Maps (AoUCM).- Improving Functional Testing Through Aspects: A Case Study.- Aspect Requirements to Design.- DERAF: A High-Level Aspects Framework for Distributed Embedded Real-Time Systems Design.- On the Symbiosis of Aspect-Oriented Requirements and Architectural Descriptions.- Aspect-Oriented Architecture Design.- AO-ADL: An ADL for Describing Aspect-Oriented Architectures.- Composing Structural Views in xADL.- Using Aspects in Architectural Description.- Aspect-Oriented Domain Engineering.- Mapping Features to Aspects: A Model-Based Generative Approach.- Metamodel for Tracing Concerns Across the Life Cycle.- Panel.- Early Aspects: Are There Any Other Kind?. Publisher Marketing: Celebrating Five Years of Early Aspects The early aspects community had its origins in the Early Aspects: Requirements En- neering and Architecture Design workshop organized during the first international c- ference on Aspect-Oriented Software Development (AOSD), in March 2002. Since then, the early aspects community has grown rapidly. At the time this project started, the Early Aspects Steering Committee (www. early-aspects. net) had organized nine editions of the Early Aspects workshop in conferences such as AOSD OOPSLA, ICSE and SPLC and edited two special issues in international journals. Workshop attendance has exceeded 200, and from these more than 60% were different individuals. This number corresponds to just over 20 participants per workshop, despite the fact that participation was allowed only to authors of accepted papers or invited researchers. However, the early aspects community is much larger than that. A considerable n- ber of papers have been published regularly in journals, books and conferences where the early aspects workshop has not yet been organized. The number and range of subm- sions to the workshop series have demonstrated that the field has a solid base of conti- ous research being done by established groups around the world. The early-aspects community is now self-sustaining and continuously expanding. Therefore, we felt that the fifth anniversary of the first early aspects workshop was an appropriate juncture to upgrade the autonomous standing of the community by providing it with its own formal publication."