EFIS 1999: Kühlungsborn, Germany

• Fèlix Saltor, Elena Rodríguez: On Semantic Issues in Federated Information Systems (Extended Abstract). 1-4
• Sören Balko, Can Türker: Integration of Aggregation Constraints. 5-24
• Martin Gaedke, Klaus Turowski: Generic Web-Based Federation of Business Application Systems for E-Commerce Applications. 25-42
• Uwe Hohenstein, Andreas Ebert: An Integrated Toolkit for Building Database Federations. 43-60
• Fernando de Ferreira Rezende, Georgiane de Sá Oliveira, Renata Costa Guedes Pereira, Ulrich Hermsen, Jörg Keller: A Unified Database Interface for Multiple Heterogeneous Databases. 61-78
• Ralf Schenkel, Gerhard Weikum: Experiences with Building a Federated Transaction Manager based on CORBA OTS. 79-94
• Adrian Skehill, Mark Roantree: Constructing Multidatabase Collections Using an Extended ODMG Object Model. 95-106
• Holger Wache: Towards Rule-Based Context Transformation in Mediators. 107-122
• Michael Christoffel: A Trader for Services in a Scientific Literature Market. 123-130
• Wilhelm Hasselbring: Top-Down vs. Bottom-Up Engineering of Federated Information Systems. 131-138
• Michael Höding, Kerstin Schwarz, Stefan Conrad, Gunter Saake, Sören Balko, A. Diekmann, Eyk Hildebrandt, Kai-Uwe Sattler, Ingo Schmitt, Can Türker: SIGMA_FDB: Overview of the Magdeburg-Approach to Database Federations. 139-146
• Arne Koschel, Ralf Kramer: Applying Configurable Event-triggered Services in Heterogeneous, Distributed Information Systems. 147-157
• Maria Grazia Fugini, Fabrizio Maio: Projects for FIS Engineering in the Public Administration Domain. 159-166
• John Murphy: The Minerva Method: Layered Use Case Modelling for Requirements Modelling in Federated and Interoperable Systems. 167-178
• Kai-Uwe Sattler, Gunter Saake: Supporting Information Fusion with Federated Database Technologies (Position Paper). 179-184