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Beyond Annotations: A Proposal for Extensible Java (XJ)
Annotations provide a limited way of extending Java in order to tailor the language for specific tasks. This paper describes a proposal for a Java extension which generalises annotations to allow Java to be a platform for developing domain specific languages.