This volume contains the papers presented at the third International Conference on Object Oriented Information systems - OOIS 96, which was held at the South Bank University, London 16 - 18 December 1996.
The papers published in this volume highlight the contributions of leading researchers in the field who are working with Object-Oriented technology, theory and practice.
Among the topics covered are: Object Modelling; Programming Languages; Distributed systems; Inter-operability & Modelling; Methodologies; Object Databases; Software development; Tools and Techniques for Web Development.
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