Title:
Obejct models : strategies, patterns and applications
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Edition:
2nd ed.
Publication Information:
New Jersey : Prentice Hall, 1997
ISBN:
9780138401177
General Note:
Accompanies text with the same tittle : (QA76.9.D26 C62 1997)
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Summary
Summary
This is a new edition of this pack which covers the three leading object modelling notations, Coad, OMT and the new Unified (Booch-Rumbaugh) methodology. It presents 177 state-of-the-art strategies and 31 patterns for object model development. The new edition includes 29 new strategies which include: using feature milestones to deliver results more quickly; extracting useful content from data models; using patterns to discover new features, separating definition from usage; when to use, or not use, inheritance; how to decide whether you need an attribute or something more; and why you should nearly always ask for more than a data value.
Table of Contents
| 1 Connie's Convenience Store (A Point-of-Sale Application) |
| Getting started |
| In this chapter |
| Identifying system purpose and features |
| Selecting objects |
| Selecting problem-domain objects |
| Applying patterns: Select and organize problem-domain objects |
| Establishing responsibilities for problem-domain objects |
| Applying patterns: Establish problem-domain responsibilities |
| Working out problem-domain dynamics with scenarios |
| Selecting human-interaction objects |
| Establishing human-interaction responsibilities |
| Working out human-interaction dynamics with scenarios |
| Selecting system-interaction objects |
| Establishing system-interaction responsibilities |
| Working out system-interaction dynamics with scenarios |
| Selecting data-management objects and responsibilities |
| Working out data-management dynamics with scenarios |
| Progress at this point |
| Wrap-up |
| 2 Wally's Warehouse (A Warehouse Application) |
| Identifying system purpose and features |
| Identify system features |
| Selecting problem-domain objects |
| Applying patterns: Select and organize problem-domain objects |
| Establishing responsibilities for the problem-domain objects |
| Working out problem-domain dynamics with scenarios |
| Selecting human-interaction objects and responsibilities |
| Working out human-interaction dynamics with scenarios |
| Selecting data-management objects and responsibilities |
| Selecting system-interaction objects and responsibilities |
| Progress at this point |
| Wrap-up |
| 3 Ollie's Order Center (An Order-Entry Application) |
| Getting started |
| Identifying system purpose and features selecting objects |
| Selecting problem-domain objects |
| Reuse, reuse, reuse |
| Establishing responsibilities for problem-domain objects |
| Working out problem-domain dynamics with scenarios |
| Selecting human-interaction objects |
| Establishing human-interaction responsibilities |
| Working out human-Interaction dynamics with scenarios |
| Selecting system interaction objects |
| Establishing system-interaction responsibilities |
| Working out system-interaction dynamics with scenarios |
| Selecting data-management objects and responsibilities |
| Working out data-management dynamics with scenarios |
| Progress at this point |
| Wrap-up |
| 4 Dani's Diverters (A Soft Real-Time Conveyance Application) |
| Identifying system purpose and features |
| Activities, activities, activities |
| Selecting problem-domain objects |
| Applying patterns: Organize problem-domain objects |
| Working out problem-domain dynamics with scenarios |
| Selecting human interaction objects |
| Selecting system-interaction objects |
| Selecting data-management objects and responsibilities |
| Establishing responsibilities |
| Real-time system considerations |
| Progress at this point |
| Wrap-up |
| 5 Andi's Autopilot (A Hard Real-Time Control Application) |
| Identifying system purpose and features |
| Selecting objects |
| Selecting problem-domain objects |
| Working out the model |
| Working out problem-domain dynamics with scenarios |
| Selecting human-interaction objects |
| Establishing human-interaction responsibilities |
| Working out human-interaction dynamics with scenarios |
| Selecting data-management objects |
| Selecting system-interaction objects |
| Establishing system-interaction responsibilities |
| Working out system-interaction dynamics with scenarios |
| Progress at this point |
| Wrap-up |
| 6 All Five Applications, At High Speed |
| The power of patterns |
| Patterns, supported by strategies |
| Connie's convenience store (a point-of-sale application) |
| Wally's warehouse (a warehouse application) |
| Ollie's order center (an order-entry application) |
| Dani's diverters (a soft real-time application) |
| Andi's auto-pilot (a hard real-time application) |
| Wrap-up |
| Congratulations! |
| 7 Strategies and Patterns Handbook |
| Strategies for building object models |
| Patterns for building object models |
| Epilog |
| A notation |
| Critical success factor |
