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Managing Complexity in Middleware

Middleware is becoming increasingly complex, and this complexity is at odds with one of middleware’s key goals – to make it easier to build distributed systems. A new emphasis on simplicity, componentization and applicationmiddleware independence is required to redress the situation. Aspect-oriented software development techniques hold great promise in helping to meet these challenges, though the large scale of many middleware development projects raises additional requirements that must be met.