Object-Oriented Reengineering Patters

Surprising as it may seem, many of the early adopters of the object-oriented paradigm already face a number of problems typically encountered in large-scale legacy systems. Software engineers are now confronted with millions of lines of industrial source code, developped using object-oriented design methods and languages of the late 80s. These systems exhibit a range of problems, effectively preventing them from satisfying the evolving requirements imposed by their customers.

This presentation will share our knowledge concerning the reengineering of object-oriented legacy systems. We will draw upon our experiences with the FAMOOS project, to show you techniques and tools we have applied on real industrial OO systems to detect and repair problems.

• Lieven Eeckhout - RUG - Quantifying the Impact of Input Data Sets on Program Behavior and its Applications
• Miguel Lopez - FUNDP - Towards a validation process for measuring efficiency: integrating axiomatic and empirical approaches
• Andy Zaidman - UA - Using a Variant of Sliding Window to Reduce Event Trace Data

• Jean-Luc Hainaut - FUNDP - The Nature of Data Reverse Engineering
• Stijn Vansummeren - LUC - Towards Practical Meta-Querying
• Esteban Zimanyi - ULB - Managing Multiple representations in Spatio-Temporal Databases

• Johan Fabry - VUB - Towards Language-Independent Code Generation with Logic Meta-programming

• Renaud De Landtsheer - UCL - Deriving Tabular Event-Based Specifications from Goal-Oriented Requirements Models

• Jean Henrard - FUNDP - Strategies for Data Reengineering
• Fabrice Estiévenart  - CETIC - A methodological approach for web sites reengineering

• Hans Stenten - UA - Enabling and Using the UML for Model Driven Refactoring
• Darius Blasband - Phidani - An industrialized restructuring service for legacy system
• Tom Mens - VUB - Formalising Object-Oriented Refactorings with Graph Transformations