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ORCIDWOSP@ISSTA 2002: Rome, Italy
- Third International Workshop on Software and Performance, WOSP@ISSTA 2002, July 24-26, 2002, Rome, Italy. ACM 2002, ISBN 1-58113-563-7
Performance analysis in the software lifecycle
- Dorin Bogdan Petriu, C. Murray Woodside:
Analysing software requirements specifications for performance. 1-9 - Robert F. Dugan Jr., Ephraim P. Glinert, Ali Shokoufandeh:
The Sisyphus databus retrieval software performance antipattern. 10-16 - Alberto Avritzer, Joe Kondek, Danielle Liu, Elaine J. Weyuker:
Software performance testing based on workload characterization. 17-24
Performance modeling and analysis
- Christoph Lindemann, Axel Thümmler, Alexander Klemm, Marco Lohmann, Oliver P. Waldhorst:
Performance analysis of time-enhanced UML diagrams based on stochastic processes. 25-34 - Simona Bernardi, Susanna Donatelli, José Merseguer:
From UML sequence diagrams and statecharts to analysable petrinet models. 35-45 - Nicholas J. Dingle, Peter G. Harrison, William J. Knottenbelt:
Response time densities in generalised stochastic petrinet models. 46-54 - Philippas Tsigas, Yi Zhang:
Integrating non-blocking synchronisation in parallel applications: performance advantages and methodologies. 55-66 - Michael D. Hamilton, Paul McKee, Isi Mitrani:
Distributed systems with different degrees of multicasting. 68-74 - William J. Ray, Luqi, Valdis Berzins:
Optimizing systems by work schedules: (a stochastic approach). 75-82 - Nunzio Nicoló Savino Vázquez, Juan Luis Anciano Martin, Carlos Juiz:
Unified system builder through interacting blocks (USBIB) for soft real-time systems. 83-90 - Richard P. Hopkins, M. J. Smith, Peter J. B. King:
Two approaches to integrating UML and performance models. 91-92
First workshop session on conference issues
- Mary Hesselgrave:
Panel: constructing a performance taxonomy. 93-94
Middleware performance analysis
- Weili Tao, Shikharesh Majumdar:
Application level performance optimizations for CORBA-based systems. 95-103 - Vitaly V. Mikheev, Nikita V. Lipsky, D. Gurchenkov, P. Pavlov, Vladimir V. Sukharev, A. Markov, Sergey V. Kuksenko, Stanislav A. Fedoseev, D. Leskov, A. Yeryomin:
Overview of excelsior JET, a high performance alternative to java virtual machines. 104-113 - Marcel Harkema, Dick A. C. Quartel, Bart Gijsen, Robert D. van der Mei:
Performance monitoring of java applications. 114-127 - Mauro Caporuscio, Antonio Carzaniga, Alexander L. Wolf:
An experience in evaluating publish/subscribe services in a wireless network. 128-133 - Edgar G. Daylight, T. Fermentel, Chantal Ykman-Couvreur, Francky Catthoor:
Incorporating energy efficient data structures into modular software implementations for internet-based embedded systems. 134-141 - Nicola Mazzocca
, Massimiliano Rak, Umberto Villano:
The metaPL approach to the performance analysis of distributed software systems. 142-149 - Alessio Bechini, Pierfrancesco Foglia, Cosimo Antonio Prete:
Use of a CORBA/RMI gateway: characterization of communication overhead. 150-156 - David Liu, Kincho H. Law, Gio Wiederhold:
Analysis of integration models for service composition. 158-164 - Peter Schefczik, Andreas Mitschele-Thiel, Michael Söllner:
On MSC-based performance simulation. 166-167
Performance evaluation of software architecture
- Christopher Dabrowski, Kevin L. Mills, Jesse Elder:
Understanding consistency maintenance in service discovery architectures during communication failure. 168-178 - Lloyd G. Williams, Connie U. Smith:
PASASM: a method for the performance assessment of software architectures. 179-188 - Simonetta Balsamo, Marco Bernardo, Marta Simeoni:
Combining stochastic process algebras and queueing networks for software architecture analysis. 190-202 - Robert Allen, Steve Vestal, Dennis Cornhill, Bruce A. Lewis:
Using an architecture description language for quantitative analysis of real-time systems. 203-210 - Andreas Schmietendorf, Evgeni Dimitrov, Reiner R. Dumke:
Process models for the software development and performance engineering tasks. 211-218 - Sharareh Afsharian, Giuli Matteo, Tarani Gianluca:
Quantitative analysis for telecom/datacom software architecture. 219-226 - Gordon Ping Gu, Dorina C. Petriu:
XSLT transformation from UML models to LQN performance models. 227-234 - Adrian Mos, John Murphy:
A framework for performance monitoring, modelling and prediction of component oriented distributed systems. 235-236
Third workshop session on conference issues
- Mary Hesselgrave:
Panel: architecture lessons and antipatterns. 237-238
Invited talk
- Daniel A. Menascé:
Software, performance, or engineering? 239-242
Extending performance approaches to new application domains
- Dongxi Jin, David C. Levy:
An approach to schedulability analysis of UML-based real-time systems design. 243-250 - Antonia Bertolino, Eda Marchetti, Raffaela Mirandola:
Real-tiem UML-based performance engineering to aid manager's decisions in multi-project planning. 251-261 - Vincenzo Grassi, Raffaela Mirandola:
PRIMAmob-UML: a methodology for performance analysis of mobile software architectures. 262-274 - Khalid H. Siddiqui, C. Murray Woodside:
Performance aware software development (PASD) using resource demand budgets. 275-285 - Pankaj K. Garg, Ming Hao, Cipriano A. Santos, Hsiu-Khuern Tang, Alex Zhang:
Web transaction analysis and optimization (TAO). 286-293 - David Bartholomew Stewart, Efstathios Papaefstathiou, Jonathan C. Hardwick:
An optimization framework for web farm configuration. 294-301 - Vittorio Cortellessa, Harshinder Singh, Bojan Cukic:
Early reliability assessment of UML based software models. 302-309
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