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2004

  • Parsons, D. (2004). Java Phones – Not Just for Games. Telecommunications Review, December 2004, 21.
  • Parsons, D. & Cranshaw, M. (2004). Mobile Information Systems in a 3G/WLAN World – Many Rich Clients who Know Where They Are Proceedings of ACIS 2004 Conference, Hobart, Tasmania, December 2004
  • Parsons, D. (2004). The Mobile FutureResearch Letters in the Information and Mathematical Sciences, 7, 47-58.
  • Parsons, D. (2004). The Mobile Future. Paper presented at Software Development 2004 Conference, Wellington, New Zealand and Sydney, Australia, March 2004

2003

  • Parsons, D. & Cranshaw, M. (2003). Java Data Objects – Taking The Eeeeeeh! Out of EJB. OT 2003 Conference, Cambridge, UK, April 2003
  • Parsons, D. (2003). Introductory Java (2nd edition), London: Continuum.

2002

  • Parsons, D. (2002). Mind The Gap! – Mapping Enterprise Java Objects to the Database. UK Oracle User Group (UKOUG) Conference. Birmingham, UK, December 2002
  • Parsons, D. (2002). Enterprise Integration with Oracle 9iAS & J2EE. Paper presented at UK Oracle User Group Java Seminar, June 2002, London.
  • Parsons, D. (2002). New Features in EJB 2. Paper presented at OT 2002 Conference, Oxford, UK, April 2002 (also presented at XML/Web Services 2002, London)

2001

  • Parsons, D. (2001). New Dogs, Old Tricks – Design Patterns for EJB. Paper presented at OT 2001 Conference, Oxford, UK, April 2001

2000

  • Parsons, D. & Cranshaw, M. (2000). Patterns of Visual Programming. Proceedings of TOOLS 33 Europe 2000, Mont St. Michel, France, June 2000
  • Parsons, D. & Cranshaw, M. (2000). Patterns of Visual Programming. Paper presented at OT 2000 Conference, Oxford, UK, March 2000
  • Parsons, D. (2000). e-Business Java in the ClassroomProceedings of 4th Java in the Computing Curriculum Conference, South Bank University, UK, January 2000.
  • Parsons, D. (2000). Object Oriented Programming with C++ (2nd edition), London: Continuum (reprint of 1997 edition by new publisher).

1999

  • Parsons, D. (1999). Run Time Reusability in Object Oriented Schematic Capture. Ph.D. thesis, Information Technology, Southampton Institute / Nottingham Trent University
  • Rashid, A., Parsons, D. & Telea, A. (Eds.) (1999). Position papers from the 9th Workshop for PhD Students in Object Oriented Systems. Eindhoven University of Technology.
  • Rashid, A., Telea, A. & Parsons, D. (1999, June). 9th Workshop for PhD Students in Object Oriented Systems. In A. Moreira & S. Demeyer (Eds.), ECOOP ’99 Workshop Reader: 13th European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming, Lisbon, Portugal, June 1999. LNCS 1743, Springer, 116.
  • Parsons, D., Rashid, A., Speck, A. & Telea, A. (1999). A ‘Framework’ For Object-Oriented Frameworks Design. Proceedings of TOOLS Europe 99, Nancy, France, June 1999, 141-151.
  • Parsons, D. (1999). Java Plus Patterns Equals Object Engineering? Proceedings of 3rd Java in the Computing Curriculum Conference, South Bank University, UK, January 1999. Monitor, 12, 31-37.
  • Parsons, D. (1999). Run-Time Reusability in Object-Oriented Schematic Capture. In F. Gerhardt, L. Benedicenti & E. Ernst (Eds.), Position papers from the 8th Workshop for PhD Students in Object-Oriented Systems. ISSN 0105-8517. DAIMI PB – 535 Aarhus University.

1998

  • Parsons, D. (1998). Run-Time Reusability in Object-Oriented Schematic Capture. 12th European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming (ECOOP 98) Brussels, Belgium, July 1998. ECOOP ’98 Workshop Reader (Editors: S. Demeyer & J. Bosch) LNCS 1543, Springer, 561-562.
  • Parsons, D. (1998). UML: Notations, Roles, Design Processes OT 98 Conference Oxford, UK, April 1998.
  • Parsons, D. (1998). Introductory Java (1st edition), London: Letts Educational

1997

1996

  • Parsons, D. (1996). Small Scale Functional Modelling – An Object-Driven Approach. OT 96 Conference, Oxford, UK, March 1996.

1995

  • Parsons, D. (1995). Object Oriented Systems of Capturing Schematic Data. M.Phil. thesis, Department of Electronics and Computer Science, University of Southampton.

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