Uml Bible

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ISBN: 9780764526046 | 0764526049
Cover: Paperback
Copyright: 9/26/2003

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* Comprehensive coverage of all aspects of UML (Unified Modeling Language), including use, diagramming notation, the object constraint language, and profiles * UML is the industry standard specification for modeling, visualizing, and documenting software projects * Includes up-to-date coverage of both UML 1.4 and the new 2.0 UML specifications * Thoroughly covers executable UML and testing UML diagrams, making coding more efficient * Companion Web site provides additional code samples and updates

Preface	p. xi
Acknowledgments	p. xxiii
An Introduction to UML	p. 1
What Is UML?	p. 3
Understanding the History Behind UML	p. 5
The Goals and Features of UML	p. 8
Introducing UML 2.0	p. 14
The Object Management Group	p. 15
Summary	p. 22
UML Architecture	p. 23
The Four-Layer Metamodel Architecture	p. 23
UML Version 1.4	p. 27
UML 2.0	p. 38
Summary	p. 45
UML Diagrams and Extension Mechanisms	p. 47
UML Diagrams and Work Products	p. 47
Model Management Diagrams	p. 50
Structural Diagrams	p. 51
Behavioral Diagrams	p. 58
Extensibility mechanisms	p. 68
Comments	p. 72
Profiles	p. 72
Summary	p. 73
Object-Oriented Concepts	p. 75
Objects and Classes	p. 76
Creating Abstractions of Objects	p. 76
Defining an object	p. 78
Encapsulation	p. 80
Defining associations and links	p. 85
Defining inheritance/generalization	p. 90
Defining Polymorphism	p. 94
Measuring Quality	p. 96
Summary	p. 101
Modeling Object Structure	p. 103
Capturing Rules about Objects in a Class Diagram	p. 105
Defining the Purpose and Function of the Class Diagram	p. 105
Modeling a Class	p. 108
Modeling the Name Compartment	p. 110
Modeling Visibility	p. 121
Modeling Multiplicity	p. 126
Modeling the attributes compartment	p. 130
Modeling the operations compartment	p. 144
Modeling User-Defined Compartments	p. 156
Modeling Advanced Class Features	p. 158
Summary	p. 163
How to Capture Rules about Object Relationships	p. 165
Defining the Purpose and Function of an Association	p. 166
Modeling an Association	p. 167
Modeling an Association Class	p. 190
Modeling N-ary Associations	p. 193
Modeling Aggregation	p. 194
Modeling Composition	p. 197
Modeling Generalization	p. 200
Modeling Dependency	p. 213
Summary	p. 217
Testing with Objects	p. 221
Modeling Objects and Links	p. 222
UML 2.0	p. 225
Comparing Class and Object Diagrams	p. 226
Using the Object Diagram to Test the Class Diagram	p. 228
Modeling the Composite Structure diagram (UML 2.0)	p. 234
Summary	p. 241
Modeling Object Interactions	p. 243
Modeling Interactions in UML 1.4	p. 245
Modeling a Sequence Diagram	p. 246
Modeling a Collaboration Diagram	p. 265
Comparing the Sequence and Collaboration Diagrams	p. 269
Integrating the Sequence and Collaboration Diagrams with the Class Diagram	p. 270
Summary	p. 272
Modeling Interactions in UML 2.0	p. 275
Modeling a Sequence Diagram	p. 277
Modeling collaborations	p. 304
Modeling a Communication Diagram	p. 307
Modeling an Interaction Overview Diagram	p. 312
Modeling a Timing Diagram	p. 315
Summary	p. 320
Modeling an Object's Lifecycle in UML 1.4	p. 323
Modeling a Statechart Diagram	p. 324
Relating the Sequence and Statechart diagrams	p. 342
Modeling Composite States	p. 348
Summary	p. 360
Modeling an Object's Lifecycle in UML 2.0	p. 363
Defining a State Machine	p. 365
Modeling an Object State	p. 366
Modeling a composite state	p. 377
Modeling a submachine state	p. 387
Modeling a Protocol State Machine Diagram	p. 390
Summary	p. 393
Modeling Object Behavior	p. 397
Modeling the Use of a System with the Use Case Diagram	p. 399
Defining the Use Case Approach	p. 404
Modeling Using the Use Case Approach	p. 406
Modeling the Use Case Diagram	p. 407
Writing a Use Case Narrative	p. 423
Describing Use Case Scenarios	p. 432
Summary	p. 443
Modeling Behavior Using an Activity Diagram	p. 447
Activity Diagram Changes from UML 1.4 to 2.0	p. 448
Modeling the UML 1.4 Activity Diagram	p. 450
UML 1.4 Activity Diagram Notation	p. 453
Building an Activity Diagram	p. 457
Modeling the UML 2.0 Activity Diagram	p. 465
Exploring BasicActivities	p. 467
Exploring IntermediateActivities	p. 479
Exploring CompleteActivities	p. 485
Defining Structured Activities	p. 494
Summary	p. 505
Modeling the Application Architecture	p. 509
Using Packages	p. 511
Modeling Packages	p. 511
Modeling Subsystems	p. 519
Modeling Models	p. 521
How to Organize Your Packages	p. 522
Summary	p. 532
Modeling Software Using the Component Diagram	p. 535
Modeling the Component Diagram in UML 1.4	p. 539
Modeling the Component Diagram in UML 2.0	p. 545
Summary	p. 557
Using Deployment Diagrams in UML 1.4	p. 559
Modeling Nodes and Associations	p. 560
Modeling the Runtime Environment with Components	p. 563
Summary	p. 565
Representing an Architecture in UML 2.0	p. 567
Modeling Nodes and Communication Paths	p. 570
Defining Artifacts	p. 577
Deploying Artifacts on Nodes	p. 579
Summary	p. 582
Bringing Rigor to the Model	p. 585
Applying Constraints to the UML Diagrams	p. 587
Defining the Object Constraint Language	p. 589
Accessing Properties in a UML Diagram	p. 592
Using the Predefined Properties for all Objects	p. 602
Working with Collections	p. 605
Using Messages in OCL	p. 608
Creating and Using Tuples in OCL	p. 611
Using Class-Level Features	p. 611
OCL Standard Library	p. 612
Summary	p. 634
Action Semantics	p. 635
The Need for Action Semantics	p. 636
Uses of Action Semantics	p. 643
The Action Package	p. 645
A Notation for Action Specifications	p. 654
Summary	p. 657
Automating the UML Modeling Process	p. 659
Using a Modeling Tool	p. 661
The Advantages of Using a Modeling Tool	p. 661
Modeling Tool Features	p. 663
Model-Driven Architecture (MDA)	p. 677
Evaluation Criteria: Checklist for selecting a modeling tool	p. 679
Summary	p. 684
Customizing UML Using Profiles	p. 687
What Is a Profile?	p. 688
Modeling Profiles	p. 696
Summary	p. 721
XML Metadata Interchange	p. 725
Introduction to XML
The XML Specification	p. 729
Creating XML from MOF	p. 730
Basic Primer on XML	p. 732
Using XML to Exchange Information Between Modeling Tools	p. 738
Exchanging Information Using XMI 1.1	p. 747
Diagram Interchange	p. 754
Tools to Use	p. 757
Summary	p. 758
UML 1.4 Notation Guide	p. 761
UML 2.0 Notation Guide	p. 795
Standard Elements	p. 835
Glossary	p. 843
Index	p. 893
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