Contact

For subjects related to WildCAT (questions, bug reports, etc), contact us at the following address. please avoid contacting authors directly.

Loris Bouzonnet

Loris is PhD Student at Bull S.A.S. and LIG. He works on autonomous computing and clustering of JEE Application Server and contributing on the following open-source OW2 projects:

• CMI, a powerful framework to provides clustering of RMI objects.
• JASMINe, a smart tool for the SOA platform management.
• JOnAS, an innovative JEE Application Server.
• EasyBeans, a lightweight container that eases the development of Enterprise Java Beans.
• Fractal, a modular, extensible and programming language agnostic component model.
• CAROL, a layer to improve the JNDI and RMI experience (multi-protocols support, interceptions and many optimizations).

Pierre-Charles David

Pierre-Charles is a software developer at Obeo. He is a PhD (2006) from the École des Mines de Nantes (France) in the Obasco group (INRIA-LINA EMN). Pierre-Charles is involved in numerous project among which:

• FScript, a Domain Specific Language to program safe dynamic reconfigurations of Fractal architectures.
• SAFRAN, Self-Adaptive Fractal Components, he developped during his PhD.

Thomas Ledoux

Thomas is an assistant professor at the École des Mines de Nantes since 1998. His main PhD contribution was OpenCorba, a reflective broker implemented on the top of a Smalltalk MOP. Thomas now investigates context-awareness for middleware computing and self-adaptive component-based applications within the Obasco group (INRIA-LINA EMN).

Nicolas Loriant

Nicolas is a post-doctoral researcher from the Phoenix team (INRIA-LaBRI). He is a PhD (2007) from the École des Mines de Nantes (France) where he studied on the use of Aspect-Oriented programming for runtime software evolution in the Obasco group (INRIA-LINA EMN). Nicolas is also an author of the Arachne system, a runtime Aspect-Oriented system for native C applications.