Final Program - Workshops At A Glance

Chairs:
Gail Murphy,
University of British Columbia
Christopher Ferris,
Sun Microsystems

OOPSLA workshops are intensive collaborative sessions where groups of object technologists meet to surface, discuss, and attempt to solve challenging problems facing their field. Workshops also provide the opportunity for representatives of a technical community to coordinate efforts, and to establish collective plans of action.

To ensure a sufficiently small group for effective interaction, workshop attendance is managed by the organizers of each workshop. Prospective attendees were required to submit a position paper outlining their opinions on an aspect of the workshop topic. Workshop presentations are at the discretion of the organizers but all attendees are expected to contribute to the discussion. After the workshop, the organizers are responsible for reporting results to the object community via a short summary that will appear on the OOPSLA Web site; in some cases, workshop organizers also present results in the Conference Posters program.

The full Workshops Committee appears in the OOPSLA 2000 Committees section of the Program.

Sunday, 15 October 2000
1	The Jini™ Pattern Language	Convention Ctr – 203A
2	Component Architectures	Convention Ctr – 203B
3	Ninth OOPSLA Workshop on Behavioral Semantics	Convention Ctr – 213A
4	Envisioning the System: The Craft of Exploring Problem and Solution Space	Convention Ctr – 204B
5	Experiences with Autonomous Mobile Objects and Agent-based Systems	Convention Ctr – 206A
6	Implementation and Application of Object-Oriented Workflow Management Systems III	Convention Ctr – 206B
7	Mining Pedagogical Patterns	Convention Ctr – 207A
8	Best Practices in Business Rule Design and Implementation	Convention Ctr – 207B
9	Enterprise Frameworks: Adequacies and Inadequacies	Convention Ctr – 212A
10	Refining the Practices of Extreme Programming	Convention Ctr – 209A
11	From Moderate Programming to Extreme Programming	Convention Ctr – 209B
12	Introducing Patterns (or any new idea) into Organizations	Convention Ctr – 210A
13	Active Learning for Object-Oriented Design	Convention Ctr – 210B
14	Methods and Tools for Object-Oriented Framework Development and Specialization	Convention Ctr – 204A
15	Software Aesthetics: Appreciating Code from the Past	Convention Ctr – 212B
16	Component Contracts	Convention Ctr – 213B

Monday, 16 October, 2000
17	Pervasive Computing: The Next Generation Computing Environment	Convention Ctr – 203A
18	Advanced Separation of Concerns in Object-Oriented Systems	Convention Ctr – 204 A, B
19	Organization Patterns: Specific for Object-Oriented Development?	Convention Ctr – 203B
20	Revising the Java Thread Specification	Hilton – Duluth
21	Cancelled
22	Deploying Lightweight Processes	Convention Ctr – 206B
23	Action Guides for the Software Architect	Convention Ctr – 210 A, B
24	Business Object Components VI: Enterprise Application Integration	Convention Ctr – 213A
25	Refactoring the UML - In Search of the Core	Convention Ctr – 212A
26	Pattern Refactoring	Convention Ctr – 207A
27	Alluring Alchemy: IPO or IOU? Software Investment Strategies for Delivering Disruptive Solutions	Convention Ctr – 207B
28	Patterns in Software Architecture: Performance and Availability	Convention Ctr – 209A
29	Scenario-Based Round-Trip Engineering	Convention Ctr – 209B