Model-Driven Web Engineering (MDWE2006) -- AGENDA

Model-Driven Web Engineering
(MDWE 2006)

In conjunction with ICWE 2006 July 11, 2006 Standford Linear Accelerator Center Palo Alto, California

	Workshop Agenda
	Workshop Schedule
	Recommendations to presenters
	Proceedings
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Agenda

Workshop Schedule

The workshop is divided into four sessions, each of 90 minutes. The proposed contents of each session are as follows.

Programme
9:00–10:30	Introduction and welcome

	Wentzlaff, Specker, "Pattern Based Development of User Friendly Web Applications"
	Barrett, "Model Driven Design of Distribution Patterns for Web Service Compositions"
10:30–11:00	Coffee break
11:00–12:30	Koch, "Transformation Techniques in the Model-Driven Development Process of UWE"
	Moreno, Fraternalli, Vallecillo, "A UML 2.0 Profile for WebML Modeling"
	Schauerhuber, Wimmer, Kapsammer, "Bridging existing Web Modeling Languages to Model- Driven Engineering: A Metamodel for WebML"
12:30–13:30	Lunch
13:30–15:00	SchulzHofen, Golega, "Generating Web applications from Process Models"
	Jakob, Schwarz, Kaiser, Mitschang, "Towards an operational model for generated web applications"
	Fu, Dong, He, "Formalizing and Validating UML Architecture description of Web systems"
15:00–15:30	Coffee break
15:30–17:00	Identification of issues for discussion
	Discussions and presentation of results
	Conclusions and farewell

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Recommendations to presenters

Participants are strongly encouraged to read the Workshop papers in advance in order to know other people's proposals, and therefore have fruitful discussions during the workshop.

Each paper has been allocated a 25 minutes slot: 15-20' for presentation, and 5-10' for questions. Please do bear in mind that you only have up to 20' for presenting your paper when preparing your presentation (which roughly means 15-20 slides). Session chairs will be very strict with the duration of the presentations.

There will be a PC and a data projector at the workshop for you to present your paper. You could either take your personal computer with you and connect it to the projector, or produce a PowerPoint or PDF version of your presentation to be displayed from the PC at the workshop. Please use either a CD or a USB flash memory stick to transfer the file with your presentation to that PC. Floppy disks or other kinds of media are discouraged since the computer at the room may not be able to read them.

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Proceedings

The ICWE 2006 organization has agreed with the ACM to publish ICWE 2006 workshop papers in the ACM Digital Library, after the conference and with their own ISBN.

MDWE 2006 papers that have been accepted for publication in the MDWE 2006 workshop proceedings will therefore be published in the ACM Digital Library after the conference.

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