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Learning UML 2.0

by: Miles, Russ

Learning UML 2.0

by: Miles, Russ

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ISBN 10:
0596009828
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Copyright: 04/28/2006
Publisher: Ingram Pub Services

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Summary

Since the dawn of computing, software designers and developers have searched for ways to describe the systems they worked so hard to create. Yet, it wasn't until 1997 that a visual language they could use for every aspect of a system development project was created: the Unified Modelling Language (UML). Now it's considered an industry standard. For anyone involved in system software development who wishes to use an industry-standard modeling language to notate and communicate about aspects of design, this tutorial on version 2.0 of the Universal Modelling Language will get them jump-started.

Preface

Introduction

(19)

What's in a Modeling Language?

(7)

Why UML 2.0?

(3)

Models and Diagrams

(1)

``Degrees'' of UML

(1)

UML and the Software Development Process

(1)

Views of Your Model

(2)

A First Taste of UML

(3)

Want More Information?

(1)

Modeling Requirements: Use Cases

(23)

Capturing a System Requirement

(8)

Use Case Relationships

(10)

Use Case Overview Diagrams

(1)

What's Next?

(2)

Modeling System Workflows: Activity Diagrams

(20)

Activity Diagram Essentials

(2)

Activities and Actions

(1)

Decisions and Merges

(2)

Doing Multiple Tasks at the Same Time

(2)

Time Events

(1)

Calling Other Activities

(1)

Objects

(3)

Sending and Receiving Signals

(1)

Starting an Activity

(1)

Ending Activities and Flows

(2)

Partitions (or Swimlanes)

(1)

Managing Complex Activity Diagrams

(2)

What's Next?

(1)

Modeling a System's Logical Structure: Introducing Classes and Class Diagrams

(20)

What Is a Class?

(4)

Getting Started with Classes in UML

(1)

Visibility

(5)

Class State: Attributes

(5)

Class Behavior: Operations

(2)

Static Parts of Your Classes

(3)

What's Next

(1)

Modeling a System's Logical Structure: Advanced Class Diagrams

(18)

Class Relationships

(8)

Constraints

(1)

Abstract Classes

(4)

Interfaces

(3)

Templates

(1)

What's Next

100

(1)

Bringing Your Classes to Life: Object Diagrams

101

(7)

Object Instances

101

(2)

Links

103

(2)

Binding Class Templates

105

(2)

What's Next?

107

(1)

Modeling Ordered Interactions: Sequence Diagrams

108

(23)

Participants in a Sequence Diagram

109

(1)

Time

110

(1)

Events, Signals, and Messages

111

(2)

Activation Bars

113

(1)

Nested Messages

114

(1)

Message Arrows

114

(6)

Bringing a Use Case to Life with a Sequence Diagram

120

(6)

Managing Complex Interactions with Sequence Fragments

126

(4)

What's Next?

130

(1)

Focusing on Interaction Links: Communication Diagrams

131

(13)

Participants, Links, and Messages

131

(5)

Fleshing out an Interaction with a Communication Diagram

136

(3)

Communication Diagrams Versus Sequence Diagrams

139

(4)

What's Next?

143

(1)

Focusing on Interaction Timing: Timing Diagrams

144

(19)

What Do Timing Diagrams Look Like?

144

(2)

Building a Timing Diagram from a Sequence Diagram

146

(1)

Applying Participants to a Timing Diagram

147

(1)

States

148

(1)

Time

149

(3)

A Participant's State-Line

152

(1)

Events and Messages

153

(1)

Timing Constraints

154

(3)

Organizing Participants on a Timing Diagram

157

(2)

An Alternate Notation

159

(3)

What's Next?

162

(1)

Completing the Interaction Picture: Interaction Overview Diagrams

163

(10)

The Parts of an Interaction Overview Diagram

163

(2)

Modeling a Use Case Using an Interaction Overview

165

(6)

What's Next?

171

(2)

Modeling a Class's Internal Structure: Composite Structures

173

(13)

Internal Structure

174

(6)

Showing How a Class Is Used

180

(2)

Showing Patterns with Collaborations

182

(3)

What's Next?

185

(1)

Managing and Reusing Your System's Parts: Component Diagrams

186

(12)

What Is a Component?

186

(1)

A Basic Component in UML

187

(1)

Provided and Required Interfaces of a Component

188

(2)

Showing Components Working Together

190

(2)

Classes That Realize a Component

192

(2)

Ports and Internal Structure

194

(2)

Black-Box and White-Box Component Views

196

(1)

What's Next?

197

(1)

Organizing Your Model: Packages

198

(13)

Packages

199

(2)

Namespaces and Classes Referring to Each Other

201

(2)

Element Visibility

203

(1)

Package Dependency

204

(1)

Importing and Accessing Packages

205

(3)

Managing Package Dependencies

208

(1)

Using Packages to Organize Use Cases

209

(1)

What's Next?

210

(1)

Modeling an Object's State: State Machine Diagrams

211

(13)

Essentials

212

(1)

States

213

(1)

Transitions

214

(3)

States in Software

217

(1)

Advanced State Behavior

218

(2)

Composite States

220

(1)

Advanced Pseudostates

221

(1)

Signals

222

(1)

Protocol State Machines

223

(1)

What's Next?

223

(1)

Modeling Your Deployed System: Deployment Diagrams

224

(13)

Deploying a Simple System

224

(2)

Deployed Software: Artifacts

226

(3)

What Is a Node?

229

(1)

Hardware and Execution Environment Nodes

229

(2)

Communication Between Nodes

231

(1)

Deployment Specifications

232

(2)

When to Use a Deployment Diagram

234

(1)

What's Next?

235

(2)

Object Constraint Language

237

(8)

Adapting UML: Profiles

245

(7)

A History of UML

252

(7)

Index

259

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Learning UML 2.0

Learning UML 2.0

9780596009823

0596009828

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Russell Miles

Kim Hamilton

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