IConJ 0.1: A Proof of Concept Tool for Applying Implicit Context to 
Java Software

Walker, Robert J.

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2008-02-27T22:21:40Z

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2008-02-27T22:21:40Z

Computerscience

2004-08-17

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2004-08-17

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Computer Science

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Abstract

Implicit context is a model for the generative adaptation of software modules that can be declaratively incomplete or inconsistent with other modules in a system. This technical report describes the syntax and semantics of a proof-of-concept tool (1ConJ 0.1) for the application of the implicit context model to software written in the Java language.

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