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Conference Proceedings
 OOPSLA
2005
SoftMetaWare activities at the OOPSLA conference in San
Diego:
Workshop: Best
Practices for MDSD
Together with
other experts in Model-Driven Software Development we organized the fourth workshop in a highly successful
series of OOSPLA workshops on this topic. More...
 Government
Technology Evolution Australia 2005
A Staggering Fact: Across the
Australian Public
Service, expenditure on information technology is around $4.2 billion.
Government Technology Evolution
Australia 2005 brought
together global government IT thought leaders, practitioners and
industry experts to discuss key issues in how the face of service
delivery is evolving and the kinds of technologies that can be adopted
internally and externally to enhance it.
SoftMetaWare conducted a
full-day workshop
Building
Durable Enterprise Architectures: Extending Build versus Buying
Decision Frameworks with Open Source Options
at
this event. Download the presentation that formed the backdrop
for the workshop here.
 OOPSLA
2004
SoftMetaWare activities at the collocated OOPSLA and
GPCE conferences in Vancouver:
Workshop: Best
Practices for MDSD
Together with
other experts in Model-Driven Software Development we organized a
workshop that follows in the footsteps of the highly successful
workshops on Generative Techniques in the Context of MDA
held in previous years. More...
Tutorial:
MDSD - Introduction & Best Practices
Jorn Bettin from
SoftMetaWare and Markus Völter are presenting a tutorial on
Model-Driven Software Development. Use the opportunity to learn about
practical MDSD techniques and about Open Source tools that can be used
to implement MDSD.
 OOPSLA
2003
Poster: Time Conscious Objects
SoftMetaWare presented a
prototype of Time Conscious ObjectsTM
in a poster
session and a practical demonstration.
Time is a crosscutting concern that is hard to separate from other
business logic. Time Conscious Objects (TCO) is a Java toolkit that
allows existing business application systems to be extended with "time
conscious" behavior by factoring out all aspects of time-related
behavior into a framework and a set of classes that is distinct from
the existing code base. Download the poster abstract here.
Poster: Generative Model Transformer
The Generative Model
Transformer team presented the GMT Open
Source MDATM initiative in a poster
session and a practical demonstration.
Download the poster abstract here.
Workshop: Generative Techniques in the
context of MDATM
This was the second OOPSLA workshop on this topic that
SoftMetaWare organized in collaboration with other experts in the field
of automated software development. The SoftMetaWare position paper
"Ideas for a Concrete Visual Syntax for Model-to-Model Transformations"
may be downloaded here.
The workshop results may be downloaded from the
workshop site, the submitted position papers are also
available here
in the format of a 2.6MB zip file.
Workshop: Process Engineering for
Object-Oriented and Component-Based Development
The SoftMetaWare position paper "Practicalities of
Implementing Component-Based Development and Model-Driven Architecture"
may be downloaded here.
The workshop results and all position papers are available from the workshop site.
 OOPSLA
2002
Workshop: Generative Techniques in the
context of MDATM
SoftMetaWare organized an OOPSLA workshop in
collaboration with other experts in the field of automated software
development. The workshop focused on generative techniques that can be
used to realize Model-driven Architecture TM (MDATM).
The workshop results may be downloaded from the
workshop site, the submitted position papers are also
available
here in the format of a 1.9MB zip file. This workshop
resulted in the
GMT project.
Workshop: Visual Domain Specific Languages
The SoftMetaWare position paper "Measuring the
potential of domain-specific modelling techniques" may be downloaded here.
The workshop results and all position papers are available from the
workshop site.
 OOPSLA
2001
Workshop: Generative Programming
The position paper from Jorn Bettin "Practical Use of
Generative Techniques in Software Development: An Approach that
Survives in Harsh Environments" may be downloaded here
(download the associated presentation here).
The workshop results and all position papers are available from the workshop site.
Workshop: Visual Domain Specific Languages
The position paper from Jorn Bettin "A language to
describe software texture in abstract design models and implementation"
may be downloaded
here (download the associated presentation here).
The workshop results and all position papers are available from the
workshop site.
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