Adding Self-Healing Capabilities into Legacy Object Oriented Application

Authors:
M. Muztaba Fuad;Debzani Deb;Michael J. Oudshoorn
Affiliations:
Montana State University;Montana State University;Montana State University
Venue:
ICAS '06 Proceedings of the International Conference on Autonomic and Autonomous Systems
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Adding self healing functionalities into legacy applications without user involvement is immensely useful for users and programmers of such systems. This paper presents a technique of injecting user code with self-healing primitives by statically analyzing the legacy object oriented code and instrumenting it to become a self-manageable and self-healing component. Our experiments show that it is worthwhile to instrument legacy code to provide such autonomic behavior.