http://www.loc.gov/mods/v3 http://www.loc.gov/standards/mods/v3/mods-3-2.xsd
Trends in Enterprise Application Architecture
2nd International Conference, TEAA 2006, Berlin, Germany, November 29 - December 1, 2006, Revised Selected Papers
Engineering Database Component Ware -- An Architecture for Integrating Heterogeneous University Applications That Supports Monitoring -- On the Specification of Parameterizable Business Components -- Implementing Non-functional Service Descriptions in SOAs -- Industrializing Software Development: The “Factory Automation” Way -- A Closer Look at Database Replication Middleware Architectures for Enterprise Applications -- Using Rules and R2ML for Modeling Negotiation Mechanisms in E-Commerce Agent Systems -- Dealing with Scalability in an Event-Based Infrastructure to Support Global Software Development -- Models and Tools for SOA Governance -- Generating Systems from Multiple Levels of Abstraction -- Using Mobile Architecture Modeling and Simulation for Enterprise Applications -- An UML-Based Approach for Validation of Software Architecture Descriptions -- Integration of an Action Language Via UML Action Semantics -- Software Product Lines, Service-Oriented Architecture and Frameworks: Worlds Apart or Ideal Partners? -- Modeling the Effect of Application Server Settings on the Performance of J2EE Web Applications -- Possibilities for Advanced Dissemination and Durable Storage of Scientific Data on the Grid -- Developing Realistic Approaches for the Migration of Legacy Components to Service-Oriented Architecture Environments -- A Generic Constraints-Based Framework for Business Modeling -- Experimenting with the Expressive Power of an Enterprise Architecture Framework -- AP1: A Platform for Model-Based Software Engineering -- A User-Oriented Design for Business Workflow Systems -- Olympic Agents -- Relating Requirements to a User Interface Architecture for a Rich Enterprise Web Application -- FJM2 - A Decentralized JMS System -- Implementing Automated Analyses in an Active Data Warehouse Environment Using Workflow Technology.
Special Purpose and Application-Based Systems
Information Systems Applications (incl. Internet)