Martin Glinz

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2002
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Martin Glinz, Stefan Berner, Stefan Joos:
Object-oriented modeling with A. Inf. Syst. 27(6): 425-444 (2002)
2001
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Martin Glinz, Stefan Berner, Stefan Joos, Johannes Ryser, Nancy Schett, Yong Xia:
The ADORA Approach to Object-Oriented Modeling of Software. CAiSE 2001: 76-92
1999
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Stefan Berner, Martin Glinz, Stefan Joos:
A Classification of Stereotypes for Object-Oriented Modeling Languages. UML 1999: 249-264
1998
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Stefan Berner, Stefan Joos, Martin Glinz, Martin Arnold:
A Visualization Concept for Hierarchical Object Models. ASE 1998: 225-
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Stefan Joos, Stefan Berner, Martin Glinz, Martin Arnold:
Stereotypen und ihre Verwendung in objektorientierten Modellen - Eine Klassifikation. Modellierung 1998

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