Implementation of context on role based programming

For the last 10 years, several approaches, standards and various implementations for those standarts have been proposed. Today, when all the implementations for this topic, which still preserves attention, it can be noticed that there is no commonly used pure object oriented implementation.Although one of the proposed solutions, Object Teams/Java framework provides a high level of compatibility with the defined standards and provides a proper framework along with several different capabilities; due to the structural additions to the Java programing language, it brings obligations for programming on a different programming language, use a different logic on programming and using a customized development and compilation environment.Another alternative implementation, JAWIRO, proposed by Yunus Emre SELÇUK, is totally based on pure Java programming language. However, contexts are not supported in this framework.Within this thesis, the aim is to provide context support with a flexible and user friendly framework which is fully based on pure Java and as much compatible as possible with defined role modelling standards.JCORE (Java COnceptual Role Enablement) framework has been proposed within the scope of this thesis study. JCORE is based on context, role and actor entities. Due to the aim of pure Java infrastructure, this framework enables the programmes to program all these three entities can as standart Java classes.However, due to provide the dynamic infrastructure that role modellings require, all relevant Java classes, that have been developed by the programmer, will be replaced with the modified versions before they have been loaded into the JVM, with respect to the configuration defined on the JCORE XML configuration files.