1. Leuven, 13 oktober 2005 agenda Inleiding en stand van zaken Demo 1: Instant messaging applied to a meeting  WP2 (code generatie), WP4 (context + service discovery + mobiliteit), WP5 (user interfaces) Demonstrator 2: Strong mobility in Traffic Scenario  WP6 (strong mobility) Demonstrator 3: Museum Visit: adapt yourself  WP3 (performance estimation) en WP5 (user interfaces) Plannen voor komend jaar Napraten, netwerking, drink...

2. Leuven, 13 oktober 2005 Projectstructuur WP 8 WP 1 WP 7 0 12 24 24 36 48 fase 1fase 2 WP9 WP 2 - 6 mijlpalen M m M m M

3. Leuven, 13 oktober 2005 Projectplanning

4. WP2: Context-Driven ImplementationGeneration T2.2b: Model Transformation Composition Language  Integrate Context-Driven Selection Mechanism with Development Lifecycle Selection Mechanism should be transparent for model transformation/code generation, existing components and packaging/deployment Look at Feature Modeling and Domain-Specific Language Engineering (meta-modeling) for variability management  Extend context model based on other work packages Allows for selection based on multiple criteria Leuven, 13 oktober 2005

5. T2.4b: Tool support  Integrate research results with existing (eclipse-based) tools Eclipse Modeling Framework/Graphical Modeling Framework ATLAS Transformation Engine Feature Modeling Plugin Generic Eclipse Modeling System Leuven, 13 oktober 2005 WP2: Context-Driven ImplementationGeneration

6. Leuven, 13 oktober 2005 WP3, T3.3: Modeling Java workloads at the bytecode level Move away from architecture dependent characteristics Identify key bytecode-level metrics re-use distance object size distribution method types (final, interface,...) polymorphism bytecode instruction type mix...

7. Leuven, 13 oktober 2005 Starting idea Statistical analysis of the bytecode level metrics Cluster data and assign low-level new benchmark

8. Leuven, 13 oktober 2005 WP4, T4.4: QoS-aware services Enhanced context awareness infrastructure:  Resource information in context: Enables context-driven QoS  Context changes drive adaptation To meet the user’s QoS requirements Redeployment and replacement of components

9. Leuven, 13 oktober 2005 T4.5: QoS-aware service management Dynamic composition of Component Deployment Plan (CDP)  Based on Task Models Evolution of the task drives the composition Automated QoS-aware distributed deployment of a CDP  Centralized approach Finds a global optimum Difficult to cope with incremental changes  Decentralized approach Finds a local optimum Incremental changes are easy to cope with

10. Leuven, 13 oktober 2005 WP 5, T5.4: Multi-modal interaction Multi-modal interaction  Multiple Interaction channels  Extending model-based design of the UI to support multi-modal interaction (task-centered)  Distribution Model User-centered pervasive interaction  User model in service-dependent applications  User’s task allocation Collaboration with WP4 (KULeuven)  Using task models in component distribution

11. Leuven, 13 oktober 2005 WP6, T6.2: Progressive Mobility Application moves in parts Permutation of source code to partition code  Instrumentation to profile for partitions  Partitioning code  Ordering of sending sequence Strategies for migration  Development of migration supervisor Proactive migration  Snapshot and Delta computation techniques

12. Leuven, 13 oktober 2005 WP6, T6.3 Smart Mobility Extend the receiver of mobile app with required functionality Extend existing kernel model to AmbientTalk and implement Identification of Recurring Extensions  Determine language syntax  Determine semantics

13. Leuven, 13 oktober 2005 Vragen napraten, networking, drink …