Java Layers: Extending Java to Support Component-Based Programming

Authors:
Richard Cardone;Don Batory;Calvin Lin
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Java Layers: Extending Java to Support Component-Based Programming
Year:
2000

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Abstract

Java Layers extends the Java programming language by implementing a software component model based on layer composition. Each layer implements a single design feature and may contain code that crosscuts multiple classes. Layer composition enables large software applications to be constructed in a more modular way, and with a higher level of semantic checking, than is typically achieved using current programming techniques such as object-oriented frameworks. This paper describes the Java Layers language extension.