EuroPLoP'06 Workshops

The following papers were discussed at the writers workshops of EuroPLoP 2006.

Master Track Workshop

• MT1: Joseph Bergin: Patterns for Agile Development Practice - Part 2
• MT2: Markus Voelter: Software Architecture - A pattern language for building sustainable software architectures
• MT3: Michael J. Pont, Susan Kurian and Ricardo Bautistar: Meeting real-time constraints using "Sandwich Delays"

Writers' Workshop A

• A1: Paris Avgeriou: Patterns for Adaptive Service-Centric Systems
• A2: Dominik Grolimund, Peter Mueller: A Pattern Language for Overlay Networks in Peer-to-Peer Systems
• A3: Carsten Hentrich, Uwe Zdun: Patterns for Process-Oriented Integration in Service-Oriented Architectures
• A4: Till Koellmann, Carsten Hentrich: Synchronization Patterns for Process-Driven and Service-Oriented Architecturesi
• A5: Fang Yan Rao, Ru Fang, Zhong Tian: Cache Mediation Pattern
• A6: Tim Wellhausen: Business Logic on the Client-Side

Writers' Workshop B

• B1: Rui Lopes, Luis Carrico: Patterns for Time-based Hypermedia Artifacts
• B2: Bettina Biel, Volker Gruhn: Towards Usability-Improving Design Patterns for Mobile Client-Server Computing
• B3: Dirk Schnelle, Fernando Lyardet: Voice User Interface Design Patterns
• B4: Till Schuemmer and Stephan Lukosch: READ.ME - Talking about computer-mediated communication
• B5: Wolfram Schobert and Till Schuemmer: Supporting Pattern Language Visualization with CoPE
• B6: Leon Welicki, Juan Manuel Cueva Lovelle, Luis Joyanes Aguilare: Meta-Specification and Cataloging of Software Patterns with Domain Specific Languages and Adaptive Object Models

Writers' Workshop C

• C1: Ademar Aguiar, Gabriel David: Patterns for Documenting Frameworks - Part II
• C2: Ian Graham: A pattern language for BRMS development
• C3: Alexander Fuelleborn, Maritta Heisel: Methods to Create and Use Cross-Domain Analysis Patterns
• C4: Allan Kelly: Patterns for Technology Companies
• C5: Klaus Marquardt: Patterns for Software Release Versioning
• C6: Martin Schmettow: User Interaction Design Patterns for Information Retrieval Systems

Writers' Workshop D

• D1: Patrick Morrison, Eduardo B. Fernandez: Securing the Broker Pattern
• D2: Sasha Romanosky, Alessandro Acquisti Jason Hong, Lorrie Faith Cranor Batya Friedman: Privacy Patterns for Online Interactions
• D3: David J. Pearce, James Noble: Relationship Aspect Patterns
• D4: Arno Schmidmeier: Configuration of Aspects
• D5: Raf Haesen, Lotte De Rore, Monique Snoeck, Wilfried Lemahieu, Stephan Poelmans: Active-passive hybrid data collection
• D6: Andreas Rueping: Web Content Management - Patterns for Interaction and Personalisation

Writers' Workshop E

• E1: Alexandros Karagkasidis: Load Distribution Patterns for Loosely-coupled Multicomputer Systems
• E2: Juergen Salecker: Embedded System Update
• E3: Dietmar Schuetz: Boot Loader
• E4: Povl Kvols, Hedin Meitil: A Pattern Language for Logging
• E5: Susan Kurian, Michael J. Pont: Restructuring a pattern language which supports time-triggered co-operative software architectures in resource-constrained embedded systems
• E6: Thomas Holzer: Data Selection Patterns in Batch Programming - Or: Why batch programming isn't that trivial after all

Writing Group

• WG1: Thomas Mey: Rewrite Patterns for the replacement and maintenance of Software Systems. [Associated with workshop A]
• WG2: Uzair Ahmad, Muhammad Ahmad Ghazali: A Pattern Based Persistence Framework for Object Oriented Database Systems [Associated with workshop B]
• WG3: Michalis Hadjisimou, Aimilia Tzanavari: Migrating to e-Learning in secondary education [Associated with workshop C]
• WG4: Harri Hakonen, Ville Leppaenen: Object-Oriented Design Pattern: Access Protector [Associated with workshop D]
• WG6: Klaus Meffert: Defining and Selecting Design Patterns Considering Explicit Semantics and Corresponding Elements [Associated with workshop E]