CodeWeave: Exploring Fine-Grained Mobility of Code

A Fine-Grained Model for Code Mobility

Incremental Code Mobility with XML

We demonstrate how XML and related technologies can be used for code mobility at any granularity, thus overcoming the restrictions of existing approaches. By not fixing a particular granularity for mobile code, we enable complete programs as well as individual lines of code to be sent across the network. We define the concept of incremental code mobility as the ability to migrate and add, remov...

Exploring the Use of the Teaching Dimensions Observation Protocol to Develop Fine‐grained Measures of Interactive Teaching in Undergraduate Science Classrooms

to Develop Fine-grained Measures of Interactive Teaching in Undergraduate Science Classrooms (WCER Working Paper 2013-6). Retrieved from University of Wisconsin–Madison, Wisconsin Center for Education Research website: http://www.wcer.wisc.edu/publications/workingPapers/papers.php Exploring the Use of the Teaching Dimensions Observation Protocol to Develop Fine‐grained Measures of Interactive T...

Exploiting Segmentation Mechanism for Protecting against Malicious Mobile Code

This paper describes a mechanism for protecting against malicious mobile code. As mobile code is linked with a hosting application and executed in the same process, a fine-grained protection domain providing an intra-process protection is required to prevent a malicious mobile code from unauthorized access. This paper introduces a multi-protection page table: a mechanism of virtual memory that ...

An aspect-oriented software architecture for code mobility

Mobile agents have come forward as a technique for tackling the complexity of open distributed applications. However, the pervasive nature of code mobility implies that it cannot be modularized using only object-oriented (OO) concepts. In fact, developers frequently evidence the presence of mobility tangling and scattering in their modules. Despite these problems, they usually rely on OO applic...