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This book constitutes the thoroughly refereed postproceedings of the International Workshop on Scientific Engineering for Distributed Java Applications, FIDJI 2002, held in Luxembourg-Kirchberg, Luxembourg in November 2002. The 16 revised full papers presented together with a keynote paper and 3 abstracts were carefully selected from 33 submissions during two rounds of reviewing and improvement. Among the topics addressed are Java coordination, Web service architectures, transaction models, CORBA-based distributed systems, mobile objects, Java group toolkits, distributed process management systems, active objects in J2EE, Java frameworks, Jini, component-based distributed applications, Java middleware, fault-tolerant mobile systems.

This book constitutes the thoroughly refereed post-proceedings of the Third International Workshop on Scientific Engineering of Distributed Java Applications, FIDJI 2003, held in Luxembourg-Kirchberg, Luxembourg in November 2003.The 213 revised full papers presented together with abstracts of two invited contributions were carefully selected during two round of reviewing and revision from 29 submissions. Among the topics addressed are Java-enabled service gateways, mobility in distributed settings, XML, embedded Java software, interception services, mobile agents, error management, software model engineering, distributed composite objects, cooperative applications, distributed mobile applications, service-based software architectures, and distributed Java programs.

FIDJI 2004 was an international forum for researchers and practitioners int- estedinthe advancesin,andapplicationsof,softwareengineeringfordistributed application development. Concerning the technologies, the workshop focused on “Java-related” technologies. It was an opportunity to present and observe the latest research, results, and ideas in these areas. Allpaperssubmittedtothisworkshopwerereviewedbyatleasttwomembers of the International Program Committee. Acceptance was based primarily on originality and contribution. We selected, for these post-workshop proceedings, 11 papers amongst 22 submitted, a tutorial and two keynotes. FIDJI2004aimedatpromotingascienti?capproachtosoftwareengineering. The scope of the workshop included the following topics: – design of distributed applications – development methodologies for software and system engineering – UML-based development methodologies – development of reliable and secure distributed systems – component-based development methodologies – dependability support during system life cycle – fault tolerance re?nement, evolution and decomposition – atomicity and exception handling in system development – software architectures, frameworks and design patterns for developing d- tributed systems – integration of formal techniques in the development process – formal analysis and grounding of modelling notation and techniques (e. g. , UML, metamodelling) – supporting the security and dependability requirements of distributed app- cations in the development process – distributed software inspection – refactoring methods – industrial and academic case studies – development and analysis tools The organization of such a workshop represents an important amount of work.

Thealgebraicapproachtosystemspeci?cationanddevelopment,borninthe early1970sasaformalmethodforabstractdatatypes,encompassestoday,atthe beginningofthethirdmillennium,theformaldesignofintegratedhardwareand softwaresystems,newspeci?cationframeworksandprogrammingparadigms, andawiderangeofapplicationareas. TheworkshopsonAlgebraicDevelopment Techniques,initiatedin1982astheworkshoponAbstractDataTypes,area prominentforumtopresentanddiscusscurrentresearchinthatarea. The15thInternationalWorkshoponAlgebraicDevelopmentTechniques (WADT2001)tookplaceinGenova,asasatelliteofETAPS2001,onApril 1-3,2001,andwasorganizedbyMauraCerioliandGiannaReggio. From1991to1995WADTworkshopswereheldjointlywiththeGeneral WorkshopoftheESPRITBasicResearchWorkingGroupCOMPASS. Following thistradition,theWADT2001washeldjointlywiththeGeneralWorkshopof theESPRITWorkingGroupCoFI. TheCommonFrameworkInitiative,started in1995andfundedsince1998asCoFIWG,iscenteredaroundthede?nitionof theCommonAlgebraicSpeci?cationLanguage(CASL). TheprogramstartedwithafulldaytutorialontheCASL,followedby32 presentations,severalofthemontheCASLaswell,organizedinparallelsessions duringthefollowingtwodays.Theparallelsessionsweredevotedto:logicsand proofs,concurrentprocesses,institutionsandcategories,applicationsandcase studies,higher-orderandparameterizedspeci?cations,staticanalysis,software architectures,graphandtransformationrules. Themaintopicsoftheworkshopwere: -algebraicspeci?cation -otherapproachestoformalspeci?cation -speci?cationlanguagesandmethods -termrewritingandproofsystems -speci?cationdevelopmentsystems(concepts,tools,etc. ) Theprogramcommitteeinvitedsubmissionsoffullpapersforpossibleinclusion inthisvolume,onthebasisoftheabstractsandthepresentationsatWADT 2001. Allthesubmissionsweresubjecttocarefulrefereeing,andtheselectionof paperswasmadefollowingfurtherdiscussionbythefullprogramcommittee. Weareextremelygratefultoallworkshopparticipants,tothe(other)m- bersoftheprogramcommittee,andtotheexternalrefereesfortheircontribution tothescienti?cqualityoftheworkshopandofthisvolume. TheWADTseriesissponsoredbyIFIPWG1. 3onFoundationsofSystem Speci?cation(seehttp://www. brics. dk/"pdm/IFIP-WG1. 3).November2001 MauraCerioliandGiannaReggio Organization ProgramCommittee MichelBidoit (Cachan,France) MauraCerioli (Genova,Italy) Hans-JorgKreowski (Bremen,Germany) PeterMosses,chair (Aarhus,Denmark) FernandoOrejas (Barcelona,Spain) FrancescoParisi-Presicce (Roma,Italy) GiannaReggio (Genova,Italy) DonaldSannella (Edinburgh,Scotland) AndrzejTarlecki (Warsaw,Poland) ExternalReferees EgidioAstesiano ManuelKoch MarekBednarczyk MikolajKonarski BenjaminBlanc AlexanderKurz AlexandreBoisseau SabineKuske TomaszBorzyszkowski SlawomirLasota PaoloBottoni ChristophLuth .. PaoloCenciarelli DirkPattinson HartmutEhrig Wies lawPawlo wski StevenEker Jean-ClaudeReynaud JeanGoubault-Larrecq MarkusRoggenbach PiotrHo?man SponsoringInstitutions CoFI(CommonFrameworkInitiative),ESPRITWorkingGroup29432. DISI,Universit'adegliStudidiGenova. IFIPWG1. 3onFoundationsofSystemSpeci?cation. TableofContents InteractiveRule-BasedSpeci?cationwithanApplication toVisualLanguageDe?nition ...1 R. Bardohl,M. Grosse-Rhode,andM. Simeoni AlgebraicAbstractions ...21 M. BidoitandA. Boisseau CombiningLogics:ParchmentsRevisited...48 C. Caleiro,P. Mateus,J. Ramos,A. Sernadas CanonicalInstitutionsofBehaviour ...71 J. F. CostaandH.Louren,co TheLub Thealgebraicapproachtosystemspeci?cationanddevelopment,borninthe early1970sasaformalmethodforabstractdatatypes,encompassestoday,atthe beginningofthethirdmillennium,theformaldesignofintegratedhardwareand softwaresystems,newspeci?cationframeworksandprogrammingparadigms, andawiderangeofapplicationareas. TheworkshopsonAlgebraicDevelopment Techniques,initiatedin1982astheworkshoponAbstractDataTypes,area prominentforumtopresentanddiscusscurrentresearchinthatarea. The15thInternationalWorkshoponAlgebraicDevelopmentTechniques (WADT2001)tookplaceinGenova,asasatelliteofETAPS2001,onApril 1-3,2001,andwasorganizedbyMauraCerioliandGiannaReggio. From1991to1995WADTworkshopswereheldjointlywiththeGeneral WorkshopoftheESPRITBasicResearchWorkingGroupCOMPASS. Following thistradition,theWADT2001washeldjointlywiththeGeneralWorkshopof theESPRITWorkingGroupCoFI. TheCommonFrameworkInitiative,started in1995andfundedsince1998asCoFIWG,iscenteredaroundthede?nitionof theCommonAlgebraicSpeci?cationLanguage(CASL). TheprogramstartedwithafulldaytutorialontheCASL,followedby32 presentations,severalofthemontheCASLaswell,organizedinparallelsessions duringthefollowingtwodays.Theparallelsessionsweredevotedto:logicsand proofs,concurrentprocesses,institutionsandcategories,applicationsandcase studies,higher-orderandparameterizedspeci?cations,staticanalysis,software architectures,graphandtransformationrules. Themaintopicsoftheworkshopwere: -algebraicspeci?cation -otherapproachestoformalspeci?cation -speci?cationlanguagesandmethods -termrewritingandproofsystems -speci?cationdevelopmentsystems(concepts,tools,etc. ) Theprogramcommitteeinvitedsubmissionsoffullpapersforpossibleinclusion inthisvolume,onthebasisoftheabstractsandthepresentationsatWADT 2001. Allthesubmissionsweresubjecttocarefulrefereeing,andtheselectionof paperswasmadefollowingfurtherdiscussionbythefullprogramcommittee. Weareextremelygratefultoallworkshopparticipants,tothe(other)m- bersoftheprogramcommittee,andtotheexternalrefereesfortheircontribution tothescienti?cqualityoftheworkshopandofthisvolume. TheWADTseriesissponsoredbyIFIPWG1. 3onFoundationsofSystem Speci?cation(seehttp://www. brics. dk/"pdm/IFIP-WG1. 3).November2001 MauraCerioliandGiannaReggio Organization ProgramCommittee MichelBidoit (Cachan,France) MauraCerioli (Genova,Italy) Hans-JorgKreowski (Bremen,Germany) PeterMosses,chair (Aarhus,Denmark) FernandoOrejas (Barcelona,Spain) FrancescoParisi-Presicce (Roma,Italy) GiannaReggio (Genova,Italy) DonaldSannella (Edinburgh,Scotland) AndrzejTarlecki (Warsaw,Poland) ExternalReferees EgidioAstesiano ManuelKoch MarekBednarczyk MikolajKonarski BenjaminBlanc AlexanderKurz AlexandreBoisseau SabineKuske TomaszBorzyszkowski SlawomirLasota PaoloBottoni ChristophLuth .. PaoloCenciarelli DirkPattinson HartmutEhrig Wies lawPawlo wski StevenEker Jean-ClaudeReynaud JeanGoubault-Larrecq MarkusRoggenbach PiotrHo?man SponsoringInstitutions CoFI(CommonFrameworkInitiative),ESPRITWorkingGroup29432. DISI,Universit'adegliStudidiGenova. IFIPWG1. 3onFoundationsofSystemSpeci?cation. TableofContents InteractiveRule-BasedSpeci?cationwithanApplication toVisualLanguageDe?nition ...1 R. Bardohl,M. Grosse-Rhode,andM. Simeoni AlgebraicAbstractions ...21 M. BidoitandA. Boisseau CombiningLogics:ParchmentsRevisited...48 C. Caleiro,P. Mateus,J. Ramos,A. Sernadas CanonicalInstitutionsofBehaviour ...71 J. F. CostaandH.Lourencco TheLub eckTransformationSystem:ATransformationSystem forEquationalHigherOrderAlgebraicSpeci?cations ...85 W. DoschandS. Magnussen OntheCompatibilityofModelandModel-ClassTransformations ...109 M. GajewskyandF. Parisi-Presicce VerifyingaSimplePipelinedMicroprocessorUsingMaude ...128 N. A. Harman VerifyingArchitecturalSpeci?cations...152 P. Ho?man GeometricModellingwithCASL...176 F. Ledoux,A. Arnould,P. LeGall,andY. Bertrand ACompositionalApproachtoConnectorConstruction ...201 A. Lopes,M. Wermelinger,andJ. L. Fiadeiro InstitutionIndependentStaticAnalysisforCasl ...221 T. MossakowskiandB. Klin TightandLooseSemanticsforTransformationSystems...238 F. Orejas,H. Ehrig,andE. Pino PresentationsforAbstractContextInstitutions...256 W. Paw lowski Programs,ProofsandParametrizedSpeci?cations...280 I. Poernomo,J. N. Crossley,andM. Wirsing TowardsTrustworthySpeci?cationsI:ConsistencyChecks ...305 M. RoggenbachandL. Schroder X TableofContents TheCommonFrameworkInitiativeforAlgebraicSpeci?cation andDevelopmentofSoftware:RecentProgress...328 D. Sannella AuthorIndex ...345 InteractiveRule-BasedSpeci?cationwithan ApplicationtoVisualLanguageDe?nition 1 1 2 Roswitha Bardohl , Martin Grosse-Rhode , and Marta Simeoni 1 Institutfur .. SoftwaretechnikundTheoretischeInformatik,TUBerlin, {rosi,mgr}@cs. tu-berlin. de 2 DipartimentodiInformatica,Universit'aCa'FoscaridiVenezia, simeoni@dsi. unive. it Abstract. Inarule-basedapproachthecomputationstepsofasystem arespeci?edbyrulesthatcompletelyde?nehowthesystem'sstatemay change. Foropensystemsamoreliberalapproachisrequired,wherethe statechangesareonlypartlyspeci?ed,and-interactively-otherc- ponents may contribute further information on how the transformation isde?nedcompletely.

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Model Driven Engineering Languages and Systems (formerly the UML series of conferences), MoDELS 2006, held in Genova, Italy, in October 2006. The 51 revised full papers and 2 invited papers presented were carefully reviewed and selected from 178 initial submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on evaluating UML, MDA in software development, concrete syntax, applying UML to interaction and coordination, aspects, model integration, formal semantics of UML, security, model transformation tools and implementation, analyzing dynamic models, specifying transformations, MOF, bridging models, risk, trust and dependability, tool environments, OCL, roundtrip engineering, real time and embedded systems, as well as workshops, tutorials and panels.