The previous implementations of dynamic weaving in AOP (AspectOriented Programming) systems have drawbacks although it is receiving growing interests in both the academia and the industry. Typical dynamic weaving techniques are divided into two kinds of levels in terms of granularity of aspect weaving: a class-level and an object-level weaving. Either of weaving techniques also has each problem...

1 Weaving is defined as the crossing of two streams travelling in the same direction along a 2 significant section of the road without the assistance of traffic control devices. Merging and 3 diverging vehicles need to make one or more lane-changes in a limited space and time, 4 determined by the weaving section length. This situation creates intensive lane-change 5 maneuvers, combined with hea...

In this paper we present current state of principles and applications in static and dynamic weaving. We are concentrating on static weaving in AspectJ and dynamic weaving in PROSE PROgrammable extenSions of sErvice. The contribution of this paper is in analyses of both approaches to weaving which we aim to apply as essential mechanisms when constructing software systems by automatic evolution.

Due to the poor transfer organization in urban public transport terminal, pedestrian crowd are often forced to weaving in their transfer flow lines. Frequent weaving behaviors not only decrease passengers’ transfer comfort, but may also trigger serious crowd disaster such as trampling. In order to get accurate understanding of the weaving features of pedestrian crowd and analyze the relevant ev...

This paper describes the incremental weaving implementation of Apostle, an aspect-oriented language extension to Smalltalk modelled on AspectJ. Apostle implements incremental weaving in order to make aspect-oriented programming (AOP) a natural extension of the incremental edit-run-debug cycle of Smalltalk environments. The paper analyzes build dependencies for aspect declarations, and shows tha...

We explore the p-colorability of a family of knots known as weaving knots. First, we show some general results pertaining to p-coloring any (m, n) weaving knot. We then determine the p-colorability of any (m, 3) weaving knot, and designate these p-colorings into two separate types, whose characteristics we begin to explore. We also partially classify some of the p-colorings for any (m, n) weavi...

This paper presents algorithms for vision-based monitoring of weaving sections. These algorithms have been developed for the Minnesota Department of Transportation in order to acquire data for several weaving sections in the Twin Cities Area. Unlike commercially available systems, the proposed algorithms can track and count vehicles as they change lanes. Furthermore, they provide the velocity a...

Chinese people used bamboo to make bamboo weaving utensils for hunting, farming, fishing, and even transportation before. However, bamboo weaving utensils are no longer needed in daily life nowadays. The craft of bamboo weaving utensils is gradually losing people’s attention that few craftsmen can still work on it. In this study, a folklore hobbyist, a craftsman, a horticulturist, and an interi...

Aspect-Oriented Modeling (AOM) is a promising technique for untangling the concerns of complex enterprise software systems. AOM decomposes the cross-cutting concerns of a model into separate models that can be woven together to form a composite solution model. In many domains, such as multi-tiered e-commerce web applications, separating concerns is much easier than deducing the proper way to we...

Establishing links between models are a fundamental issue in model driven engineering (MDE) practices. There are many situations where it is necessary to create links between models, for instance traceability, transformation specification, composition operations, model evolution, etc. Every application scenario may require the creation of different types of links. The existence of many applicat...