Steven Op de beeck
ABSTRACT
In this demonstrator we illustrate the design and development of a domain-specific middleware layer for supporting a publishing infrastructure. The design of the middleware layer is based on an aspect-oriented architecture which has been iteratively defined by applying state-of-the-art aspect-oriented methods. The demonstrator shows the implementation and deployment of the middleware layers on top of JBoss, using the JBoss AOP framework.
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Index Terms
- A domain-specific middleware layer using AOSD: next-generation digital news publishing
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