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PhD Student: Andrea
Schauerhuber
Advisor: Gerti
Kappel, Werner
Retschitzegger
We are facing a new generation of web applications, which are characterized
by the anytime/anywhere/anymedia paradigm. Services provided by these
ubiquitous web applications are adapted in order to preserve or even
enhance their semantic value for users. Thus, knowing the context (user,
location, time, device, etc.) and providing adaptation operations for
"web objects" are the main prerequisites for customization
of web applications. However, current development of ubiquitous web
application is still characterized by an ad-hoc, non-systematic, tool-
and technology- driven approach.
At the same time, aspect-oriented software development is booming. Aspect-oriented
programming provides a way of modularizing those concerns that in object-oriented
programming would otherwise be scattered across modules. Similarly,
aspect-oriented modeling provides means of separating concerns at design.
In this thesis, we are investigating the Aspect-Orientation paradigm
as means for supporting both design and development of ubiquitous web
applications. In particular, we are investigating the applicability
of aspect-orientation in realizing customization of ubiquitous web applications
(i.e. customization being an "aspect" - a crosscutting concern).
We expect that aspect-oriented modeling is particularly useful when
yielding a model-driven development approach. Thus, we will also investigate
aspect-orientation in the realm of model-driven development.
PhD Proposal
- Andrea Schauerhuber.aspectUWA: Applying Aspect-Orientation
to the Model-Driven Development of Ubiquitous Web Applications.
Student Extravaganza: Spring School, AOSD'06, Bonn, Germany, March
19, 2006.
- Andrea Schauerhuber. aspectUWA: Applying Aspect-Orientation
to the Model-Driven Development of Ubiquitous Web Applications.
Student Extravaganza: Poster Event, AOSD'06, Bonn, Germany, March
22, 2006. (POSTER)
- further publications
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