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ICSSEA 200518th International Conference

Software& SystemsEngineering and theirApplications

November 29, 30,&December 1, 2005

CNAMParis, France

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE 4

SESSIONSTuesday, November 29 5Session 1: Inaugural LecturesSession 2: Invited Speaker: René Mandel

Session 3: Reuse & ComponentsSession 4: Information Systems & Business Processes

Session 5: Document & Knowledge ManagementSession 6: Development Processes & Project Management

Wednesday, November 30 7Session 7: Model-Driven EngineeringSession 8: Educating Software Engineers

Session 9: Invited Speaker: Frank BlockSession 10: SOA & Web Services

Session 11: Certifying Software Engineers

Thursday, December 1 9Session 12: Testing, Metrics, and V&V

Session 13: Systems EngineeringSession 14: Invited Speaker: Darren Dalcher

Session 15: Requirements & Specifications Engineering

Session 16: Wrap-up

PRACTICAL INFORMATION 11-12

REGISTRATION FORM 13-14

PROGRAM AT A GLANCE 15, 16 & 17

TOPICS INDEX 18

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INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMCOMMITTEE

ChairJacques Printz - CNAM (F)

Maria-Laura Bargellini - ENEA (I)

Philippe Baufreton - Hispano Suiza (F)

Denis Bistodeau - Institut Kono (CDN)

Maarten Boasson - Quaerendo (NL)

Juris Borzovs - Riga Technical University (LV)

Pierre Bourque - École de Technologie Supérieure (CDN)

Agusti Canals - CS SI (F)

François Chastrette - Teleca Solutions (F)

Darren Dalcher - Middlesex University (GB)

Géry Derbier - Solystic (F)

Robert Dupuis - Université du Québec à Montréal (CDN)

Juan V. Garbajosa - Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (E)

Michael N. Huhns - University of South Carolina (USA)

Claude Y. Laporte - École de Technologie Supérieure (CDN)

Ghislain Lévesque - UQAM (CDN)

Dominique Luzeaux - DGA (F)

Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin - CERN (CH)

Masao Matsumoto - Kyushu Sangyo University (J)

Gérard Memmi - DAFCA (USA)

John Musa - Consultant (USA)

Markku Oivo - University of Oulu (SF)

Asmus Pandikow - Syntell (S)

Bruno Pencolé - Borland (F)

Jean-François Peyre - CNAM (F)

Yann Pollet - CNAM (F)

Harsha K. Reddy - The Aerospace Corp (USA)

Axel Rennoch - Fraunhofer Fokus (D)

Nicolas Trèves - CNAM (F)

Kostantinos Votis - Zeus Consulting (GR)

Christian Winkler - Universität Klagenfurt (A)

General ChairJean-Claude Rault - Génie Logiciel & CNAM (F)


TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29�9:00-12:00

Session 1 INAUGURAL LECTURES

¡ "Reculer pour mieux sauter"Stepping back in order to have a better take-offMaarten Boasson - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam & Quaerendo (NL)

¡ Enterprise business architecture: The formal link betweenstrategy and resultsRalph Whittle & Conrad Myrick - Consultants (USA)

¡ TBACigref (F)

LUNCH

�14:00-14:30Session 2 INVITED SPEAKER

¡ Business Activity ModelingRené Mandel - Oresys (F)

�14:30-16:00Session 3 REUSE & COMPONENTS

¡ A light-weight framework for software reuse in small andmedium sized companiesOliver Strauß - Fraunhofer IAO (D)

¡ Improving product integration process in a distributeddevelopment projectMukund Kadiwal & Sumit Yadav - Philips Innovation Center (IND)

¡ Configurable migrating architectureJindrich Cernohorský & Roman Guzik - VSB (CZ)

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�14:30-16:00Session 4 INFORMATION SYSTEMS Session 4 BUSINESS PROCESSES

¡ Monitoring sequences of critical applicationsJean-Bernard Chauvin, Serge Ozarowski & Michel César - RTE (F)

¡ Using the agent paradigm to improve business processesmodelingDenis Berthier, Chantal Morley & Michel Maurice-Demourioux -INT (F)

¡ Business process management (BPM) enabled by SOABoris Auche & Christophe Loridan - Bull (F)

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�16:30-18:00Session 5 DOCUMENT & KNOWLEDGESession 5 MANAGEMENT

¡ PARTAGE: Software prototype for dynamic management ofdocuments and dataGildas Ménier, Pierre-François Marteau - Université de Bretagne Sud(F), & Ali Azarian - Institut Ligeron (F)

¡ A morphosemantic tagger for German and the structure ofits lexicon componentsGünther Fliedl - Universität Klagenfurt (A), Georg Weber - Infineon(A), & Christian Winkler - Universität Klagenfurt (A)

¡ Human factor path prompter (HFPS) algorithm: Design, ana-lysis, and implementation in an agent based e-learning sys-temBaskaran S., Shankar Ganesh D. & Eugene Xavier Papu Antony -Infosys Tech Ltd (IND)

�16:30-18:00Session 6 DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES Session 6 & PROJECT MANAGEMENT

¡ CMMi: experience from the fieldBruno Meijer - Astrium (F)

¡ Software project team dynamics: A study of enablers andbarriers to successful teamsRory O'Connor - Dublin City University (IRL)

¡ Group interaction foibles: An empirical study of industrialprototyping practiceSteve Counsell - Brunel University (GB), Keith Phalp - University ofBournemouth (GB) & Emilia Mendes - University of Auckland (NZ)

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Software & Systems Engineering& their Applications

November 30, December 1-2, 20043 volumes totaling 600 pages

Publications of CNAM/CMSL - ISSN : 1637-503

Topics

PROCEEDINGS OF THE 17th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ICSSEA 2004

1: Inaugural lectures2: Testing3: Project management4: Evolution & Variability5: Project risk management6: Systems engineering7: Software architecture8: Verification & Validation

9: Modeling10: Agile development11: Business processes12: Process improvement13: Web & Information systems14: Reuse & Components15: Requirements engineerin

Information: [email protected]


� 9:00-11:30Session 7 MODEL-DRIVEN ENGINEERING

¡ Keeping your business relevant with Model-DrivenArchitecture (MDA)Bruno Pencolé - Borland (F)

¡ A model-driven approach for grid services engineeringDavid Manset - University West of England (GB), CERN (CH), Universitéde Savoie (F), Richard McClatchey - CERN (CH), Flavio Oquendo -Université de Bretagne Sud (F) & Hervé Verjus - Université de Savoie (F)

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¡ A model-based approach to parameterize a retargetableDSP compiler chainThomas Deruyter - Freescale (F), Jean-Claude Fernandez - IMAG-Verimag (F) & Marie-Laure Potet - IMAG-LSR (F)

¡ An operational use of ATL for model transformation in theTOPCASED projectAgusti Canals, Christophe Le Camus, Marion Feau, GuillaumeJolly, Vincent Bonafous - CS (F) & Petre Bazavan - CS AEIC (R)

� 9:00-11:30Session 8 EDUCATING SOFTWARESession 8 ENGINEERS

¡ Software engineering by immersionPhilippe Saliou & Vincent Ribaud - Université de BretagneOccidentale (F)

¡ How meeting software skill challenges in enterprises?Christophe Mercier - ETGL (F)

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¡ TBAPierre Bourque - ETS (CDN)

¡ The Tempus Project CRISTEL (Consortium for ReconvertingEngineers & Scientists to Software Technology): Resultsand perspectivesKamel Barkaoui - CNAM (F), Rahma Ben Ayed - ENIT (TN) & ZaidiSahnoun - Université de Constantine (DZ)

� 11:30-12:30Session 9 INVITED SPEAKER

¡ IT needs IQ: Information quality is the cornerstone for effi-cient decisionsFrank Block - FinScore (CH)

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30


� 14:00-17:30Session 10 SOA & SERVICES WEB

¡ SAMPAN : A multi-actor agnostic platform for Web servicesagile development and deploymentPatrick Fontaine, Lamia Ferres, Bruno Bonnin & Philippe Larvet -Alcatel CIT (F)

¡ Evolution of a software platform towards Web services:methodology and experimentationsFrédéric Mouden, Jérôme Kerdreux, Yvon Kermarrec, PhilippeNormand, Maria-Teresa Segarra & André Thépaut - ENST deBretagne (F)

¡ SOA: Secured Open Architecture?Boris Auche & Pierre Caubit - Bull (F)

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� 16:00-17:30Session 10 Cont'd

¡ Bull SOA workflow: When workflow meets SOA and opensourceBoris Auche & Miguel Valdes - Bull (F)

¡ Adapting security risk analysis to the design of data-base-centric Web-based information systemsXiaocheng Ge, Howard Chivers, Fiona Polack & Richard F. Paige -University of York (GB)

¡ The T@PA project: experimentation feedback from a servi-ces-oriented applicationPhilippe Normand, Jérôme Kerdreux, Maria-Teresa Segarra &André Thépaut - ENST de Bretagne (F)

� 14:00-17:30Session 11 CERTIFYINGSession 11 SOFTWARE ENGINEERS

¡ Standards: Cure or curse?Bernard Homès - CFTL-Comité Français des Tests Logiciels (F)

¡ The ISTQB (International Software Testing QualificationBoard) syllabusJean-François Peyre - CNAM (F) & Bernard Homès - CFTL-ComitéFrançais des Tests Logiciels (F)

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¡ Certification of software engineers, seeking for consensusJuan Garbajosa - UPM (E)To be confirmed

¡ Discussion

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� 9:00-15:30Session 12 TESTING, METRICS, and V&V

¡ Coverage testing of Java middleware: assessing feasibilityin an industrial contextMehdi Kessis - France Telecom (F), Yves Ledru - IMAG (F) & GérardVandome - Bull (F)

¡ Encapsulation and the vagaries of a simple refactoring: anempirical studyR. Najjar, G. Loizou - University of London (GB) & Steve Counsell -Brunel University (GB)

¡ Use of TTCN-3 for the development of Sigtran testsDimitrios Apostolidis, Dirk Tepelmann - Testing Technologies ISTGmbH (D), Axel Rennoch & Alain Vouffo - Fraunhofer Fokus (D)

¡ Automatic test data generation for TTCN-3 with CTEZhen Ru Dai, Peter Deussen, Maik Busch, Laurette LacmenePianta, Titus Ngwengwen - Fraunhofer Fokus (D), Jens Herrmann &Michael Schmidt - DaimlerChrysler (D)

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� 14:00-15:30Session 12 Cont'd

¡ UML and application certificationsJean-Louis Boulanger - UTC (F)

¡ Product quality, the third controlErik Altena & Jos van Rooyen - LogicaCMG (NL)

¡ Performance & capacity - Challenges: Testing high trafficchannels using simulationsCormac Cummins - Motorola Ireland (IRL) & Eileen Francis - MotorolaMalaysia (MY)

� 9:00-11:00Session 13 SYSTEMS ENGINEERING

¡ Supporting functional allocation in component-basedarchitecturesJosé Luis Fernàndez Sànchez & Eduardo Esteban Betegòn - UPM (E)

¡ Collaborative management of systems engineering dataFrançoise Caron - EIRIS Conseil (F)

¡ From requirements analysis to virtual prototyping: Top-down design methodology for a reusable industrial micro-systemRémy Maurice - LAAS & EDF (F), Delphine Bouchet - EDF (F), EricCampo & Daniel Estève - LAAS (F)

¡ Integrating knowledge management into systems engi-neeringOlfa Chourabi - ENSI (TN), Yann Pollet - CNAM (F) & Mohamed BenAhmed - ENSI (TN)

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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1


� 11:30-12:30Session 14 INVITED SPEAKER

¡ Making decisions in software & systems engineeringDarren Dalcher - Middlesex University (GB)

LUNCH

� 14:00Session 15 REQUIREMENTS & SPECIFICATIONS

� 15:30 ENGINEERING

¡ BRAIL: Requirements-based UML modelingJean-Louis Boulanger - UTC (F)

¡ A meta-model based guided approach to collaborationrequirements elicitation for software systems develop-mentChad Coulin - LAAS (F) & University of Technology, Sydney (AUS) &Abd-El-Kader Sahraoui - LAAS (F) & IUT de Blagnac (F)

¡ Refinement condition to verify hierarchical systemsMohammed Al Achhab, Ahmed Hammad & Hassan Mountassir -Université de Franche-Comté (F)

� 15:30-16:00Session 16 CLOSING

¡ Wrap-upNicolas Trèves - CNAM (F)

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GÉNIE LOGICIELLe magazine de l'ingénierie du logiciel et des systèmes

Revue trimestrielle

Rédacteur en chef : Jean-Claude Rault

Rubrique Ingénierie du logiciel : Jacques Printz

Rubrique Ingénierie de systèmes : Jean-Pierre Meinadier

Rubrique Architecture logicielle :Jean-Philippe Martin-Flatin

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TOPICS INDEX


Service-Oriented Architectures

During its course of nearly four decades, softwareengineering has known several main evolutions regar-ding approaches to software development. Structuredprogramming gave way to the concept of objectorientation, which was followed by reuse-based pro-gramming. Today's current trend is clearly service-oriented. There is much question of service-orientedarchitecture, service-oriented information systems orWeb services, a fashion which has given birth to acro-nyms such as SOA, SOAP, SODA, UDDI and otherWDSL. This involves the linking in more or less loosemanner, at execution time, various services whose col-laboration allows solving a given problem. It is expec-ted from this approach a significant evolution of theway in which computer applications are designed,structured, implemented, deployed, and operated.

As is frequent in the field of computer engineering,that which is assumed to bring easiness brings also itsshare of complexity and other problems. This concernsrelevancy of languages used for describing long trans-actions, coordination between transactions, and reco-very from incidents as well as maintaining a constantquality of service in business exchanges in a heteroge-neous and loosely coupled environment.

Organized by the Center for Mastering Systems &Software (CMSL) of CNAM (Conservatoire National desArts et Métiers), under the sponsorship of CIGREF (ITClub of Large French Enterprises), the 18th edition ofthe ICSSEA Conference will be held in Paris fromNovember 29 to December 1, 2005. It aims at provi-ding a critical survey of the current status of tools,methods, and processes for elaborating software andsystems. However, lectures and discussions will beconducted with service-oriented architectures as aleitmotiv..

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