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With the rapid growth of the Internet and pervasive
computing activities, the migration of back-end legacy
systems to network centric environments has become
a focal point for researchers and practitioners alike. To
leverage back-end legacy services into Web-enabled
environments, this paper proposes an incremental and
iterative migration framework where legacy procedural
source code is reengineered into an object-oriented
platform. The reengineering framework allows for the
representation of the legacy source in the form of XML
based Annotated Abstract Syntax Trees. Consequently,
the extraction of an object-oriented model from the
original source code is based on the analysis of source
code features in the original system that can used to
identify classes, associations, aggregations, and
polymorphic patterns in the new target systems.
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 Additional Information
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Citation:
Ying Zou, Kostas Kontogiannis,
"A Framework for Migrating Procedural Code to Object-Oriented Platforms,"
apsec,
p. 390,
Eighth Asia-Pacific Software Engineering Conference (APSEC'01),
2001
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