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From Object-Oriented to Aspect-Oriented Databases

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Abstract

Over the recent years aspect-oriented programming (AOP) has found increasing interest among researchers in software engineering. Aspects are abstractions which capture and localise cross-cutting concerns. Although persistence has been considered as an aspect of a system aspects in the persistence domain in general and in databases in particular have been largely ignored. This paper brings the notion of aspects to object-oriented databases. Some cross-cutting concerns are identified and addressed using aspects. An aspect-oriented extension of an OODB is discussed and various open issues pointed out.

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APA 7

Rashid, A., & Pulvermueller, E. (2000). From Object-Oriented to Aspect-Oriented Databases.

MLA 9

Rashid, Awais, and Elke Pulvermueller. “From Object-Oriented to Aspect-Oriented Databases.” 2000.

Chicago

Rashid, Awais, and Elke Pulvermueller. 2000. “From Object-Oriented to Aspect-Oriented Databases.”

Harvard

Rashid, A. and Pulvermueller, E. (2000) ‘From Object-Oriented to Aspect-Oriented Databases’.

BibTeX

@article{rashid2000object,
  title = {{From Object-Oriented to Aspect-Oriented Databases}},
  author = {Rashid, Awais and Pulvermueller, Elke},
  year = {2000}
}

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