PPPJ 2003: Kilkenny City, Ireland

Conference opening & keynote talk

• Simon Ritter:
  PPPJ 2003: keynote talk. 1
  

Programming techniques

• Youssef Hassoun, Roger Johnson, Steve Counsell:
  Reusability, open implementation and Java's dynamic proxies. 3-6
  
• Giacomo Cabri, Luca Ferrari, Letizia Leonardi:
  Manipulation of Java agent bytecode to add roles. 7-12
  
• Friedrich Steimann, Wolf Siberski, Thomas Kühne:
  Towards the systematic use of interfaces in JAVA programming. 13-17
  
• Ian McRitchie, T. John Brown, Ivor T. A. Spence:
  A Java framework for the static reflection, composition and synthesis of software components. 19-20
  
• Thomas Alexandre:
  Using design patterns to build dynamically extensible collaborative virtual environments. 21-23
  
• Santi Caballé, Fatos Xhafa:
  A study into the feasibility of generic programming in Java. 25-26
  

The Java programming language

• Paolo Boldi, Sebastiano Vigna:
  Rethinking Java strings. 27-30
  
• Stephan Diehl, Claudia Bieg:
  A new approach for implementing stand-alone and Web-based interpreters for Java. 31-34
  
• Sara Bouchenak, Daniel Hagimont, Noel De Palma:
  Efficient Java thread serialization. 35-39
  
• Pierre Wijkman, Mitra Wijkman, Suru Dissanaike:
  Transparent Java standard extensions with native libraries on multiple platforms. 41-43
  

Software engineering

• Steve Counsell, Youssef Hassoun, Roger Johnson, Keith Mannock, Emilia Mendes:
  Trends in Java code changes: the key to identification of refactorings? 45-48
  
• Thomas Vestdam:
  Elucidative Programming in open integrated development environments for Java. 49-54
  
• J. Doyle, C. Meudec:
  IBIS: an Interactive Bytecode Inspection System, using symbolic execution and constraint logic programming. 55-58
  
• Mark Kent O'Keeffe, Mel Ó Cinnéide:
  A stochastic approach to automated design improvement. 59-62
  
• Ken Casey, Chris Exton:
  A Java 3D implementation of a geon based visualisation tool for UML. 63-65
  

Java and education

• Julia Dawson, David Coward:
  A child's eye view of Java. 63-65
  
• Irene Luque Ruiz, Gonzalo Cerruela García, Miguel Ángel Gómez-Nieto:
  A Java dialog system for use in computer-aided teaching. 71-74
  
• Leonardo Cecchi, Pilu Crescenzi, Gaia Innocenti:
  C : C++ = JavaMM: Java. 75-78
  
• Sergio Rajsbaum, Elisa Viso:
  A case for OO -- Java -- in teaching algorithm analysis. 79-83
  
• J. Paul Gibson:
  A noughts and crosses Java applet to teach programming to primary school children. 85-88
  
• T. F. Lunney, Paul J. McCullagh, P. J. Lundy:
  Java as the lingua franca for teaching graduate students. 89-91
  
• David Heaney, Charlie Daly:
  Mass production of individual feedback. 93
  

Computer applications

• Ian M. O'Neill, Philip Hanna, Xingkun Liu, Des Greer:
  A Java implementation of cross-domain mixed initiative spoken dialogue management. 95-98
  
• David Gildea, Tom Dowling:
  A Java OpenCard framework based medical smartcard system. 99-103
  
• Conor Gildea, Declan Barber, Brian Nolan:
  SensTec: monitoring the welfare of livestock in transit. 105-108
  
• Ahmed O. Abdul Salam, Tarik Ozkul:
  Java-based cyber technique for on-line engineering labs. 109-112
  
• David Hartman, Jaroslav Kaccer:
  JUTS: J-sim urban traffic simulator. 113
  

Information systems

• Tom Lunney, Aidan McCaughey:
  Object persistence in Java. 115-120
  
• Dzenan Ridjanovic:
  Pedagogical tools for database design, development and use. 121-124
  
• Branko Milosavljevic, Milan Vidakovic, Srdjan Komazec, Gordana Milosavljevic:
  User interface code generation for EJB-based data models using intermediate form representations. 125-132
  
• Garret Swart:
  MinSQL: a simple componentized database for the classroom. 129-132
  
• Brian Nolan:
  Java and information retrieval from the Internet. 133-135
  
• Paul Healy, Declan Barber, Brian Nolan:
  Developing unified messaging system apps in JAVA. 137-138
  

Mathematics of computing

• Claire Whelan, Adam Duffy, Andrew Burnett, Tom Dowling:
  A Java API for polynomial arithmetic. 139-144
  
• D. Curran, N. J. Hurley, Mel Ó Cinnéide:
  Securing Java through software watermarking. 145-148
  
• Vijay P. Shah, Nicolas H. Younan, Torey Alford, Anthony Skjellum:
  An advanced signal processing toolkit for JAVA applications. 149-154
  
• John Loughran, Tom Dowling:
  A Java implemented key collision attack on the data encryption standard (DES). 155-157
  
• Anupama Akre, Sabin Tabirca:
  Imaging technologies in JAVA. 159-161
  
• Jaanus Pöial:
  Implementation of directed multigraphs in Java. 163
  

Invited talk

• Vivek Sarkar:
  PPPJ 2003: invited talk. 165
  

Java Virtual Machine

• Jeremy Singer:
  JVM versus CLR: a comparative study. 167-169
  
• Christopher J. Howell, Gregory M. Kapfhammer, Robert S. Roos:
  An examination of the run-time performance of GUI creation frameworks. 171-176
  
• Christophe Deleray, Nicolas Bedon, Gilles Roussel:
  MyJVM: a 100% pure Java customizable Java Virtual Machine. 177-179
  
• Brian Davis, John Waldron:
  A survey of optimisations for the Java Virtual Machine. 181-183
  

Networks and distributed systems

• Daniele Denaro, Franco Rubinacci:
  Neural networks library in Java™: a proposal for network intelligent agents. 185-189
  
• Andrew J. Page, Thomas M. Keane, Richard Allen, Thomas J. Naughton, John Waldron:
  Multi-tiered distributed computing platform. 191-194
  
• Bruce Quig, John Rosenberg, Michael Kölling:
  Supporting interactive invocation of remote services within an integrated programming environment. 195-200
  
• Hugo Leroux, Annya Réquilé-Romanczuk, Christine Mingins:
  JACOT: a tool to dynamically visualise the execution of concurrent Java programs. 201-206
  
• Jean-Marc Seigneur, Gregory Biegel, Christian Damsgaard Jensen:
  P2P with JXTA-Java pipes. 207-212
  
• Marcin Czenko, Jean-Luc Raffy:
  JEstelle novel approach to the distributed Java systems specification and development. 213-218
  
• Humphrey Sheil:
  Distributed scientific computing in Java: observations and recommendations. 219-222