| Title: |
5th Australian Workshop on System and Software Architectures (AWSA2004) |
| URL: |
http://mercury.it.swin.edu.au/ctg/AWSA04/
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| Contact: |
Jean-Guy Schneider (jschneider@it.swin.edu.au), School of Information Technology,
Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia.
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| Duration: |
1 1/2 Days |
| Cost: |
$139 |
| Description: |
A current trend in software architecture is to make use
of the benefits of software components (i.e., software units with well
defined requires and provides interfaces which contractually specify
component deployment and inter-component dependencies and interactions).
One of the expected benefits from a linkage of software architecture and
components is the use of contractual interfaces specifications which allow
the inference of global system properties (e.g., quality attributes) from
local component properties and architectural interaction patterns. However,
practice has shown that this linkage is not as straightforward as it
seems and, therefore, further investigations are needed to overcome the
respective problems.
The aim of the 2004 Australasian Workshop on Software and System
Architectures is to bring together practitioners and researchers to
discuss ideas, exchange experiences and explore future directions in the
area of software architectures and component-based software engineering.
In particular, the workshop encourages submissions reporting industrial
experiences (positive and negative) when using software components for
architecting, configuring, or reengineering software and system
architectures. |
| Title: |
1st Australian Workshop on Engineering Service-Oriented Systems |
| URL: |
http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/awesos/
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| Contact: |
Seng Loke (seng.loke@infotech.monash.edu.au), Monash University, Melbourne, Australia,
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| Duration: |
1 Day |
| Cost: |
$110 |
| Description: |
Service-oriented computing is emerging as an important paradigm in the 21st
century. There has been increasing research and industry focus on
service-oriented systems, driven by the enormous potential benefits of the
service-oriented philosophy. While traditional software engineering has a
commendable history, thinking about software as offering services provides
an interesting perspective with new software engineering challenges. This
workshop seeks to provide an international forum for discussion and
disseminating of research in the area.
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| Title: |
Managing Component-Based Software Re-use |
| Info: |
Sorry, but this workshop is no longer being offered. |
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