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AOKell is a Java implementation of the Fractal component model which uses
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Aspect-Oriented Programming. The goal of AOKell is to provide some high level
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mechanisms for implementing the control semantics of a Fractal component.
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The two main contributions of AOKell are to provide:
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* an aspect-oriented solution for gluing the control part of a
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Fractal component with its content,
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* a component-based solution for implementing the control part of
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a Fractal component.
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AOKell is then a framework where the notions of a component, an interface, and a
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binding are used both to implement the business part of an application and its
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control semantics. The novelty is thus to provide a component-based
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engineering of control.This control part is then glued to the content
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using either AspectJ aspects or Spoon processors.
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