Modern modelling techniques
that often use graphical notations have
difficulty localizing concerns involving global constraints.
Post-object
programming technologies try
to overcome such restrictions. Model-Driven (MD) and
Aspect-Oriented (AO) approaches are two complementary and
competing
solutions for the
problem of separation and combination of aspects in the area of
software
development and maintenance.
There are
several areas where AO and MD approaches
may play together
or
compete. All these areas are in the scope of the present workshop. The
identification of these areas of competition and cooperation is
currently a subject of high interest.
It is important to establish the
comparison on more scientific basis e.g. formal models, experimentation
results, comparative case studies etc. Any experience with the
interplay between AO and MD will also be of high interest. The aim
of
this workshop is to bring together people from academia and industry,
which can identify the problems, find out general approaches and
express benefits from such findings.
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