| Publisher | University of Warwick | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | 74.9KB PDF | Date added | 15 Nov 2001 |
| Topics | Java, Programming Languages, Application Development | ||
| Downloads | 83 | ||
This paper describes a technique for automatically ARMing Java applications in accordance with the ARM 3.0 standard for Java (submitted to the Open Group February 2001). An XML-based Transaction Definition Language is defined, which allows a developer to semantically define performance critical components of Java applications. An application is instrumented with ARM method calls through a bytecode transformer prior to execution, providing ARM compliance while removing the necessity.
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