Some of the new issues concern the management of mutating communication channels for mobile object location identification, the design of mobile applications using object orientation, the specification of protocols allowing operations on a distributed mobile state, and the creation and reconciliation of replicas to support of disconnected operation. The workshop is to provide an object-oriented perspective concering possible future mobile environments. We specifically ask for contributions that address the binding of objects and object-oriented technology to replication and mobility issues. The workshop consists of sessions. Each session begins with short presentations and ends with more general discussion of the objectives of the session.
Participation is by invitation only based on submitted papers.
Priority is given to papers suitable for sparking discussions. There is a limited number of spaces available for active Ph.D. students.