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Contracts for aspect-oriented design

The Java approach to Object-Oriented Design by Contract can be extended and applied to Aspect-Oriented Software. For doing so, we need to address how current Object-Oriented Design by Contract can be modified to tackle aspect advising, as well as to actually extend the Design by Contract approach for aspect modules. Our approach is general enough to be applied to Java Aspect-Oriented extensions such as AspectJ, CaesarJ, and FuseJ.