PPPJ/IRE 2002: Dublin, Ireland

John Waldron, James F. Power (Eds.): Proceedings of the naugural International Symposium on Principles and Practice of Programming in Java, PPPJ 2002, and Proceedings of the second workshop on Intermediate representation engineering for virtual machines, Dublin, Ireland, June 13-14, 2002. ACM International Conference Proceeding Series 25 ACM 2002, ISBN 0-901519-87-1

Modelling and simulation

Aidan Delaney, Thomas J. Naughton:
Emulation of an unconventional model of computation in Java. 1-6
Stevo Bozinovski, Gjorgi Jovancevski, Nevena Bozinovska:
Digital chips network simulation using object oriented programming. 7-11
Jaroslav Kacer:
Discrete event simulations with J-Sim. 13-18

Programming language principles

Eric E. Allen, Robert Cartwright:
The case for run-time types in generic Java. 19-24
T. John Brown, Ivor T. A. Spence, Peter Kilpatrick:
Mixin programming in Java with reflection and dynamic invocation. 25-34
Markus Mohnen:
Interfaces with default implementations in Java. 35-40
Chandra Krintz:
Using adaptive optimization techniques to teach mobile Java computing. 41-46

Applications of Java programming

Geraldine Gray:
Virtual credit card processing system. 47-52
Brian Nolan:
The JAM suite: a voice-enabled network-based virtual band application. 53-58
Branko Milosavljevic, Milan Vidakovic, Zora Konjovic:
Automatic code generation for database-oriented web applications. 59-64
Thomas M. Keane, Richard Allen, Thomas J. Naughton, James O. McInerney, John Waldron:
Distributed computing for DNA analysis. 65-70
Deepak Gupta, Vikrant Sharma:
Design and implementation of a portable and extensible FTP to NFS gateway. 71-76
Jônatas Manzolli, Marcio Costa, Fernando L. Ramos, José Fornari, Dan Sharoni:
Solutions for distributed musical instruments on the web. 77-82
Andrew Burnett, Keith Winters, Tom Dowling:
A Java implementation of an elliptic curve cryptosystem. 83-88
Z. He, David W. Bustard, X. Liu:
Software internationalisation and localisation: practice and evolution. 89-94

Teaching with Java

Bob Lang:
Teaching new programmers: a Java tool set as a student teaching aid. 95-100
Eamonn Hyland, Gary Clynch:
Initial experiences gained and initiatives employed in the teaching of Java programming in the Institute of Technology Tallaght. 101-106
Aoileann nic Gearailt:
Using Java to increase active learning in programming courses. 107-112
Ian M. O'Neill, Des Greer:
Java for scientists - fast! 113-118
J. P. Jacquot:
Which use for Java in introductory courses? 119-124
Michael G. Madden, Desmond Chambers:
Evaluation of student attitudes to learning the Java language. 125-130

Work in progress papers

Lic. Diego A. Dagum:
Toward a business-oriented billing framework with JavaBeans™. 133-135
Jean-Christophe Voisinet:
JBTools: an experimental platform for the formal B method. 137-139
Declan Barber:
GlobalCom: a unified messaging system using synchronous and asynchronous forms. 141-144

Intermediate representation engineering

Andrew V. Sokolov:
Optimization strategies of stack control. 151-156
Markus Mohnen:
An open framework for data-flow analysis in Java: extended abstract. 157-161
Jeremy Singer:
Porting legacy interpretive bytecode to the CLR. 163-168
Michael Thies:
Annotating Java libraries in support of whole-program optimization. 169-174
Chandra Krintz:
Improving mobile program performance through the use of a hybrid intermediate representation. 175-180
Jeffery von Ronne, Andreas Hartmann, Wolfram Amme, Michael Franz:
Efficient online optimization by utilizing offline analysis and the safeTSA representation. 181-186
Diarmuid O'Donoghue, Aine Leddy, James F. Power, John Waldron:
Bigram analysis of Java bytecode sequences. 187-192

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