Fall 2002 Programming Language Seminar: Aspect-Oriented Programming with AspectJ Back to main course page

Department of Computer Science

Course Notes: 6 November 2002

Websites and papers mentioned in today's lecture:

• Meta-Object Protocol (MOP)  [ Java MOP proposal ]
• Composition Filters (CF), University of Twente
• Adaptive Programming (AP) and the Demeter Project, Northeastern University
• Intentional Programming (IP)  [ paper ], work originally done at Microsoft Research, now at Intentional Software, founded by Simonyi and Kiczales
• Subject-Oriented Programming (SOP)  [ paper ], IBM T.J. Watson
• Multi-Dimensional Separation of Concerns (MDSoC) and Hyperspaces  [ paper |another paper ], IBM T.J. Watson

The Communications of the ACM (CACM) did a good job in their October 2001 issue of covering a number of Advanced Separation of Concerns (ASoC) approaches. The issue also contains an interesting discussion of "aspects of AOP."

Other notes coming soon...

Please contact me at mdeters@cse.wustl.edu if you have any questions regarding these notes.

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