JAC: An aspect-based distributed dynamic framework

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In this paper, we present the Java Aspect Components (JAC) framework for building aspect-oriented distributed applications in Java. This paper describes the aspect-oriented programming model and the architectural details of the framework implementation. The framework enables extension of application semantics for handling well-separated concerns. This is achieved with a software entity called an aspect component (AC). ACs provide distributed pointcuts, dynamic wrappers and metamodel annotations. Distributed pointcuts are a key feature of our framework. They enable the definition of crosscutting structures that do not need to be located on a single host. ACs are dynamic. They can be added, removed, and controlled at runtime. This enables our framework to be used in highly dynamic environments where adaptable software is needed. Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Pawlak, R., Seinturier, L., Duchien, L., Florin, G., Legond-Aubry, F., & Martelli, L. (2004, October). JAC: An aspect-based distributed dynamic framework. Software - Practice and Experience. https://doi.org/10.1002/spe.605

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