1 1 1 1 I I I In n n nt t t tr r r ro o o od d d du u u uc c c ct t t ti i i io o o on n n n Languages differ in the variety of quantificational structures they employ (cf. Bach et al. (eds.), 1995) and in the extent to which the surface form of various quantificational structures provides us with explicit clues about semantic interpretation. The semantic structure of sentences with a single qu...

The Internet and web applications have increased their popularity in the last few years. This boom has provoked the use of new approaches for web-based applications. These new methodologies try to address some new concerns which have appeared in this field and weren’t in traditional methodologies. One of these concerns is navigation. At the same time, it has been proved that there are some conc...

Introducing mixin-based inheritance to AOP improves the capabilities of aspects to implement incremental designs. Since it enhances the inheritance mechanism with more flexibility, it is a key technology to reuse, compose, and evolve aspects in a step-wise manner over several development stages (step-wise aspect refinement). The introduction of mixin capabilities to aspects leads to the unifica...

Aspect-oriented programming addresses the problem that the implementation of some properties such as error handling and optimization tends to cross-cut the basic functionality. To overcome that problem special languages are used to specify such properties—the so-called aspects—in isolation. The software application is obtained by weaving the aspect code and the implementation of properties corr...

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Testing is a vital stage in the development cycle of any application but is often neglected due to the difficulty and expense to perform the stage successfully. This is especially so for distributed applications due to the coordination required to successfully test several distributed components simultaneously. This position paper proposes a framework implemented using Aspect-Oriented Programmi...

Natural language processing systems pose a unique challenge for software architectural design as system complexity has increased continually and systems cannot be easily constructed from loosely coupled modules. Lexical, syntactic, semantic, and pragmatic aspects of linguistic information are tightly coupled in a manner that requires separation of concerns in a special way in design, implementa...

Aspect-oriented programming (AOP) has received considerable interest, in particular as an extension of object-oriented programming. However, current object-oriented software design techniques, such as UML, are not well suited to cope with aspect orientation. In this paper we discuss a design approach, called CoCompose, which supports aspect orientation and software evolution. The CoCompose desi...

Relationships between objects are almost as important to designs as the objects themselves. Most programming languages do not support relationships well, so programmers must implement relationships in terms of more primitive constructs. This paper presents a selection of proto-patterns which describe how aspects can be used to model relationships within programs. By using these patterns, progra...