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An Overview of the CAPITL Software Development Environment - Adams, Solomon (1995) (13 citations) (Correct)
....pre and post conditions to trigger actions; they can be used for either forwardchaining or backward chaining inferences. Forward chaining corresponds to opportunistic computation and backward chaining corresponds to the method employed by traditional build tools such as Make. Recent work [26] has extended Marvel to include rule based process support. 6.3 Logic based Approaches The similarity between the rules and dependency statements in a makefile and a logic programming language has been noted by others. Logic and logic programming languages have been used as description languages ....
Gail E. Kaiser. A rule-based process server component for constructing rule-based development environments. In Proceedings of the 7th International Software Process Workshop, pages 76--78, October 1991.
An Extensible Process Server Component and its.. - Kaiser, Popovich.. (1996) (1 citation) Self-citation (Kaiser) (Correct)
....goals, particularly with respect to exploiting the process engine extension parameterization facilities to support integration of the process server component with separately produced process centered environments. Our preliminary formulations of these goals were introduced in a position paper [18], and initial directions towards achieving the second goal were discussed in [36] This paper presents the completed work. After describing Amber s component integration and process engine extensibility parameterization mechanisms in detail, we present the productionlevel integration with our own ....
Gail E. Kaiser. A rule-based process server component for constructing rule-based development environments, October 1991. Position paper. 28
Integrating a Rule-Based Process Server with an Existing.. - Popovic, Kaiser (1995) Self-citation (Kaiser) (Correct)
....that the Amber rule language is capable of modeling ProcessWeaver s Petri net process formalism. This result lends support to our idea of translating from many process formalisms to a single process assembly language , and in particular to our idea that this language should be rule based [19, 14]. It confirms, in this way, the results of our previous experiments using Marvel as a rule based process engine for the ASL bi level process modeling language [15] and for StateMate finite state machines [8] While implementing the translation, we found and corrected one substantial design flaw ....
Gail E. Kaiser. A Rule-based Process Server Component for Constructing Rule-based Development Environments. October, 1991 Position paper.
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