JCML: A specification language for the runtime verification of Java Card programs

Specification and Runtime Verification of Java Card Programs

Java Card is a version of Java developed to run on devices with severe storage and processing restrictions. The applets that run on these devices are frequently intended for use in critical, highly distributed, mobile conditions. They are required to be portable and safe. Often, the requirements of the application impose the use of dynamic, on-card verifications, but most of the research develo...

Verification of Java card programs

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Runtime verification of programs using rule-based active system

UML interaction model-driven runtime verification of Java programs

The authors use unified modelling language (UML) 2.0 interaction overview diagrams (IODs) and sequence diagrams to construct simple and expressive scenario-based specifications, and present an approach to runtime verification of Java programs for exceptional consistency and mandatory consistency. The exceptional consistency requires that any forbidden scenario described by a given IOD never hap...

Specification and Verification of Encapsulation in Java Programs

Encapsulation is a major concept in object-oriented designs as design pattern catalogues, approaches for alias control, and the need for modular correctness of components demonstrate. The way encapsulation can be formally specified in existing approaches has several shortcomings. We show how encapsulation in sequential Java programs is specified by means of a new concept, called encapsulation p...