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  1. Proceedings of the 5th International Workshop on Exception Handling (WEH '12)
  2. Handling contract violations in Java card using explict exception channels
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Making exceptions on exception handling
Can asynchronous exceptions expire?
Usability challenges in exception handling
Handling exceptions in programs with hidden concurrency: new challenges for old solutions
Modular fault handling in a network-transparent programming language
An implementation mechanism for tailorable exceptional flow
Towards a formal model to reason about context-aware exception handling
Handling contract violations in Java card using explict exception channels
The role of context in exception-driven rework
Concrete error handling mechanisms should be configurable
Separating exceptional concerns
A recommendation system for exception handling code
Measurement of exception-handling code: an exploratory study
Supporting the evolution of exception handling in component-based product line architecture

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Handling contract violations in Java card using explict exception channels

Content Provider ACM Digital Library
Author Cacho, Nélio Souza Neto, Plácido A. Martins, Anamaria Araújo, Juliana Souza, Rafael
Abstract Java Card is a version of Java developed to run on devices with severe storage and processing restrictions. The applets that run on these devices are frequently intended for use in critical, highly distributed, mobile conditions. This requires runtime verification approach based on Design by Contract to improve the safety of Java Card applications. However handling contract violation in Java Card applications is challenging due to their communication structure and platform restrictions. Additionally the Java Card exception handling mechanism requires that developers understand the source of an exception, the place where it is handled, and everything in between. As system development evolves, exceptional control flows become less well-understood, with negative consequences for the program maintainability and robustness. In this paper, we claim that such problem can be addressed by implementing an innovative exception handling model which provides abstractions to explicitly describe global views of exceptional control flows.
Starting Page 34
Ending Page 40
Page Count 7
File Format PDF
ISBN 9781467317665
Language English
Publisher Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
Publisher Date 2012-06-09
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Resource Type Article
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