Browsing by Author "Bodden, Eric"

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    • Join point interfaces for safe and flexible decoupling of aspects 
      Bodden, Eric; Tanter, Éric Pierre; Inostroza, Víctor (ACM, 2014)
      In current aspect-oriented systems, aspects usually carry, through their pointcuts, explicit references to the base code. Those references are fragile and hinder important software engineering properties such as modular ...
    • Modular and secure access control with aspects 
      Toledo Toledo, Rodolfo Andrés (Universidad de Chile, 2014)
      It is inevitable that some concerns crosscut a sizable application, resulting in code scattering and tangling. This issue is particularly severe for security-related concerns: it is difficult to be confident about the ...
    • Opening up trace-based mechanisms -- application to context-aware Ssstems 
      Leger Morales, Paul Saint (Universidad de Chile, 2012)
      In 1972, David Lorge Parnas argued that modular programming is extremely valuable for the development of large pieces of code. This is so because a module can be written with little knowledge of the code of other modules ...
    • Safe and practical decoupling of aspects with join point interfaces 
      Inostroza Aguilera, Milton Galo Patricio (Universidad de Chile, 2013)
      Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) is an advanced technique for modularizing crosscutting concerns such as profiling, security, monitoring, among others. To do this, AOP introduces a new functional unit called aspect. In ...