Context-oriented programming for mobile devices

Schuster, Christopher; Appeltauer, Malte; Hirschfeld, Robert

doi:10.1145/2068736.2068741

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“…Una alternativa para reducir esta complejidad es la que se propone con JCOp (Schuster, Appeltauer, & Hirschfeld, 2011), el cual es un lenguaje de programación orientado al contexto que facilita esta tarea al implementar estos patrones mediante la inclusión en el lenguaje de un set de reglas de adaptación que toman en cuenta información proveniente de los sensores, considerándola como eventos externos desencadenadores de acciones.…”

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Aplicaciones sensibles al contexto. Tendencias actuales

2013

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(Recibido: 2013/10/07 - Aceptado: 2013/12/10)Las aplicaciones sensibles al contexto adaptan automáticamente su comportamiento y configuración, dependiendo de las condiciones del entorno y de las preferencias del usuario. Esta revisión del estado del arte presenta las tendencias en cuanto a técnicas y herramientas para el desarrollo de estas aplicaciones, así como los ámbitos de interés actual de la comunidad científica en esta área, donde se destaca la investigación en interfaces multimodales, localización, detección de actividades, control de interrupciones, aplicaciones predictivas y de ayuda al bienestar del usuario.

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“…Schuster et al [9] introduced an approach to contextoriented programming for Android mobile devices. They explain how to use JCop language [10] in the development of Android applications.…”

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Design guidelines for rapid and simple context-aware mobile application development – an android case study

Shams¹,

Zamanifar²

2015

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Presenting a context-aware service and information is a key aspect of ubiquitous computing, but development of such applications is quite complicated. Context-aware applications should be able to obtain raw data from sensors, create highlevel context information, detect the user's situation, and adapt the behavior of the application to the recognized situation . These complexities caused to reduce the impact of context-awareness in mobile computing while sensors of smartphones have made huge potential for developing context-aware mobile applications. In this paper, we explain some guidelines to overcome the existing obstacles by separating the context-aware application layers and make a loosely coupled connection between them. These guidelines will bring easy and rapid development, reusability of the code and flexibility for developers. Finally, we provide a case study example in the Android platform to demonstrate how the guidelines can be used in a real application.

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“…If these specific method calls are found within any class or class refinement, we can simply alter the parameter to instead get the variant from the management class, as shown in Figure 6. These refinements can then be developed using existing adaptation approaches for example dynamic binding FOP langauges like FeatureC++ [33] and rbFeatures [21], Context Oriented Programming (COP) languages [40], or SOA approaches [29]. …”

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Using document-oriented GUIs in dynamic software product lines

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Dynamic Software Product Line (DSPL) Engineering has gained interest through its promise of being able to unify software adaptation whereby software adaptation can be realised at compile time and runtime. While previous work has enabled program logic adaptation by the use of language extensions and platform support, little attention has been placed on Graphical User Interface (GUI) variability. Different design patterns including the Model View Controller are commonly used in GUI implementation, with GUI documents being used for declaring the GUI. To handle dynamic GUI variability currently, the developer needs to implement GUI refinements using multiple techniques. This paper proposes a solution for dealing with GUI document variability, statically and dynamically, in a unified way. In our approach, we currently use a compile time method for producing GUI variants, and code transformations to handle these variants within the application at runtime. To avoid GUI duplicates, only GUI variants that are unique, and related to a valid product configuration, are produced. To validate our approach, we implemented tool support to enable this for Android based applications.

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Context-oriented programming for mobile devices

Cited by 12 publications

References 9 publications

Aplicaciones sensibles al contexto. Tendencias actuales

Aplicaciones sensibles al contexto. Tendencias actuales

Design guidelines for rapid and simple context-aware mobile application development – an android case study

Using document-oriented GUIs in dynamic software product lines

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