I. Aracic, V. Gasiunas, M. Mezini, and K. Ostermann. Transactions on Aspect-Oriented Software Development I, volume 3880 of Lecture Notes in Computer Science, page 135--173. Springer, (2006)
Abstract
CaesarJ is an aspect-oriented language which unifies aspects, classes and packages in a single powerful construct that helps
to solve a set of different problems of both aspect-oriented and component-oriented programming. The paper gradually introducesthe concepts of the language and illustrates them by showing how they can be used for noninvasive component refinement andintegration, as well as for development of well modularized flexible aspects. In this way we demonstrate that the combinationof aspect-oriented constructs for joinpoint interception with advanced modularization techniques like virtual classes andpropagating mixin composition can open the path towards large-scale aspect components.
%0 Conference Paper
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%A Aracic, Ivica
%A Gasiunas, Vaidas
%A Mezini, Mira
%A Ostermann, Klaus
%B Transactions on Aspect-Oriented Software Development I
%D 2006
%I Springer
%K AOP CaesarJ Me:MastersThesis RelatedWork aspect-oriented feature-oriented
%P 135--173
%T An Overview of CaesarJ
%U http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/11687061_5
%V 3880
%X CaesarJ is an aspect-oriented language which unifies aspects, classes and packages in a single powerful construct that helps
to solve a set of different problems of both aspect-oriented and component-oriented programming. The paper gradually introducesthe concepts of the language and illustrates them by showing how they can be used for noninvasive component refinement andintegration, as well as for development of well modularized flexible aspects. In this way we demonstrate that the combinationof aspect-oriented constructs for joinpoint interception with advanced modularization techniques like virtual classes andpropagating mixin composition can open the path towards large-scale aspect components.
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