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This new edition of the popular book retains the practical approach to teaching visual modeling techniques and the industry standard Unified Modeling Language. Authors Terry Quatrani, the UML Evangelist and Jim Palistrant, the J2EE and SOA Evangelist, both from IBM Rational Software, still use the simplified case study (a course registration system for a fictional university) that has taught thousands of readers how to analyze and design an application using UML, and how to implement the application using Rational Software Architect. After a short history of the evolution of UML and a guide to the basic terms of software engineering, the book walks the user through the different models that are created as an application is developed. Users are given advice as to the layout and contents for a use case model, an analysis model and a design model. In addition, users will see the powerful capabilities included in Rational Software Architect that will help them in their application implementation.
Contents
Foreword xv Preface xvii About the Authors xxiii Chapter 1to Visual Modeling 1 The Triangle for Success 4The Role of Notation 5History of the UML 5The Role of Process 8What Is Iterative and Incremental Development? 8The Rational Unified Process 9Rational Software Architect 12Summary 13developerWorks Links 14Chapter 2: Beginning a Project 15 Defining the Right Project 17Eastern State University (ESU) Background 18Risks for the Course Registration Problem 19ESU Course Registration Problem Statement 19Summary 20Chapter 3: The Use Case Model 21 System Behavior 23Actors 27Use Cases 31Use Case Diagrams 43Activity Diagrams 50Summary 57developerWorks Links 58Chapter 4: The Analysis Model 61 Creating an Analysis Model 63Analysis Model Template 64Use Case Realizations 66Documenting Classes 75Distributing Behavior 80Sequence Diagrams 81View of Participating Classes 87Summary 92developerWorks Links 93Chapter 5: The Design Model 95 Design Model 97Design Elements 101Identifying Design Elements from Analysis Classes 105Class Diagrams 109User Interfaces 120Summary 125developerWorks Links 125Chapter 6: Implementation Model 127 Persistence Choices 129Service Data Objects 131User Interface Choices 134JavaServer Faces 136Tying It Together 137Summary 161developerWorks Links 161Appendix A: UML Metamodel 163 UML Definition Documents 165Specification Document Structure 165Metamodel Structure 166Appendix B: Notation Summary 169 Index 183
