Foreword Foreword Preface Acknowledgments CHAPTER 1 The Project Dilemma Goals The Project Dilemma Iterative and Incremental Software Development Risk-Based Development The Iterative Software Process Model Combining Iterative with Incremental:Multidimensional View The Synergy Process Model Selling the Idea of a Software Process to the Business The Unified Modeling Language The UML and Its Place in the Software Process The Essence of Modeling The UML Diagrams The Unified Modeling Language and the “4+1”View of Architecture Using the UML Diagrams in Context Checkpoint Where We Have Been Where We Are Going Next CHAPTER 2 Visual Basic,Object-Oriented,and the UML Goals Visual Basic as an Industrial Strength Development Tool Visual Basic and the Concept to Object-Oriented Visual Basic and Classes Visual Basic and Complex Types Visual Basic and Message-Passing Visual Basic and Encapsulation Visual Basic and Inheritance Visual Basic and Interface Inheritance Visual Basic's Alternative to Implementation Inheritance Visual Basic and Polymorphism Why the UML and Visual Basic? Class Diagram Sequence Diagram Component Diagram Deployment Diagram Visual Modeling Tool Support Checkpoint Where We Have Been Where We Are Going CHAPTER 3 Getting the Project Started Goals Establishing the Project Charter The Process Model Working Template of the Project Charter The Actors Event List and Event Table Project Charter:Iteration One Iteration One Complete Checkpoint Where We Have Been Where We Are Going Next CHAPTER 4 Use Cases Goals The Sample Project The Process Model Use Cases Finding the Pathways through the Use Case Finding the Happy Path Finding the Alternate Pathways Finding the Exception Pathways Shadow Use Cases Detailing the Happy Path Completed Process Orders Use Case Preparing the Preliminary Architecture Project Charter:Increments and Estimates Increments Estimates Checkpoint Where We Have Been Where We Are Going Next CHAPTER 5 Classes Goals Elaboration Phase Detailing Pathways Identifying and Categorizing Business Rules Uncovering Classes Iteration 1:Role of the UML Class Diagram What makes a Good Class? Applying filter Rules Types of Classes Entity Classes Interface Classes Control Classes Relationships Establishing Associations Establishing Roles Establishing Multiplicity Advanced Associations Aggregation and Composition Associations Link Associations Reflexive Associations Qualification Associations Generalization Creating the Class Diagram Identifying Attributes and Operations Attributes Operations Object Diagram Finishing Up:The Analysis Model Checkpoint Where We Have Been Where We Are Going Next CHAPTER 6 Building an Early Prototype Goals Building an Early Prototype The Prototype Requirements Gathering User Interface Prototype Actor and Use Case Boundaries User Interface Artifacts Use Case Coupling Iteration One Screen Structure Charts Creating the Prototype Collecting User Feedback by Using Screen Dialogs Learning from the Prototype Checkpoint Where We Have Been Where We Are Going Next CHAPTER 7 The Dynamic Elements of the Application Goals Next Step of the Elaboration Phase Dynamic Modeling Types of Dynamic Models The Sequence Diagram Sequence Diagram of the Happy Path Sequence Diagram for an Alternate Pathway Transferring Knowledge to the Class Diagram Walking the Sequence Diagram The Collaboration Diagram The State Diagram Modeling the State Diagram of the Remulak Productions Order Class Alternative Way to View State Diagrams The Activity Diagram Selecting the Right Diagram Non-UML Extensions in the Design:Usage Matrices Event/Frequency Matrix Object/Location Matrix Object/Volume Matrix Checkpoint Where We Have Been Where We Are Going Next CHAPTER 8 The Technology Landscape Goals Next Phase of the Elaboration Phase Separating Services Logical versus Physical Tiering Microsoft's Tiering Strategy Communication among the Six Layers Inter-Process Communication Architecture Layer communication Architecture Inside COM Communication Five Options on Which to Base an Infrastructure Architecture Managing Transaction Scope within the Application and Micrisoft Transaction Server Incorporation the Internet into the solution Remulak Productions Execution Architecture Checkpoint Where We Have Been Where We Are Going Next CHAPTER 9 Data Persistence:Storing the Objects Goals Construction Phase Object-Oriented and Translating to the Physical Design Mapping Classes to Tables Mapping simple Associations Mapping Inheritance to the Relational Database Mapping Aggregation and Composition to the Relational Database Mapping Reflexive Associations to the Relational Database Key Structures and Normalization Using a Visual Modeling Tool to Generate the Data Definitioin Language Enhancing the Visual Modeling Tool Stored Procedures and Triggers and the Object-Oriented Project Visual Basic Support of Data-Aware Classes The Data Translation Services and Data Access SErvices Layers Checkpoint Where We Have Been Where We Are Going Next CHAPTER 10 Applying the Infrastructure Goals Construction Phase Synergy Process Component-Infrastructure Issues and Communicating with All the Layers Component-Exploring the Presentation Services Layer Component-Exploring the Business Context Services Layer Component-Exploring the Business Rule Services Layer Component-Cooperating Classes:Interface,Control,and Entity Component-Layer communication Component-Implementation of the Infrastructure Component-Revisiting the UML Class diagram to Refine Operation Signatures Checkpoint Where We Have Been Where We Are Going Next CHAPTER 11 Generating Code from the UML Class Diagram(Part 1) Goals Construction Phase Synergy Process Visual Modeling-The Mission of the Visual Modeling Tool as It Pertains to the Project Visual Modeling-The Mission of the Visual Modeling Tool as It Pertains to the Program code Generation Review the Setup Issues in Preparing to Generate Program Code Modifying the Code Generation Parameters Assigning Classes to Components Generating Our First code from the Visual Modeling Tool Generating Our First Code from the Visual Modeling Tool Generating the Remaining Code from the Visual Modeling Tool-Data Translation Services Generation the Remaining Code from the Visual Modeling Tool-Business Rule Services Generating the Remaining Code from the Visual Modeling Tool-Presentation SErvices Review Items to Watch Out for after Generation Is Complete Explore How to Reengineer Program Code Back into the Visual Modeling Diagram Adding Code to Realize a Use Case Pathway Explore the Necessary Code That Must Be Added to Support a Simple Transaction from Start to Finish Data Access Service Layer:DASVC Component Connecting to the Data Source and Executing a Select query Closing the Connection to the Data Source Connecting to the Data Source and Executing an Insert,Update,or Delete Query Data Translation Service Layer:DTSVC Component Building the SQL to Be Executed by the Data Access Services Layer Business Rule Service Layer:BRSVC Component Building the Rules That Govern Processing Presentation Service Layer:UISVC Component What the User Sees:Attaching the User Interface to the Business Rule Services Layer Building Blocks for the Future Checkpoint Where We Have Been Where We Are Going Next CHAPTER 12 Gemerating Code from the UML Class Diagram(Part 2) Goals Construction Phase Enhancing the customer Inquiry and Introducing the Notion of Shallow and Expanded Objects Code Changes to the Customer Relationship Inquiry Code Changes to Support Expanding Objects Making Life Easier for the User Interface:User-Defined Types Client-side Objects or No Client-Side Objects A Disturbing Trend with the Advent of Distributed Implementations Updating Information from the User Interface to the Back-End Persisting the Objects Checkpoint Where We Have Been Where We Are Going Next CHAPTER 13 Creating a Distributed Implementation:DCOM and MTS Goals Construction Phase Synergy Process Construction-Distributed Applications:Nirvana or Overkill? Construction-The Remulak Productions Partitioning Strategy-Payback Time Remote Solutions-Distributed Component Object Model Construction-Preparing the Components for DCOM Distribution Construction-Distributing the Server Components Construction-Installing the Components on the Server Construction-Getting the Client Ready to Test the CDOM Installation Construction-Creating a Client Install Package Remote Solutions-Microsoft Transaction Server Construction-Getting to the Interface Construction-Types of Transactions Construction-Remulak Productions Transaction Types Construction-MTS Administration Construction-Modifying Remulak to use MTS Transaction Management Construction-Supporting the Right to Vote Construction-Remulak Changes:Give and Take MTS-Round 1 Changes MTS-Round 2 Changes MTS-Round 3 Changes Construction-Transaction Management Checkpoint Where We Have Been Where We Are Going Next CHAPTER 14 Alternative Interfaces:The Internet Goals Construction Phase Synergy Process The Role of the Web Web Technologies Component Reconfiguration Crafting the Web Components Order Inquiry HTML Form Active Server Pages A More Dynamic Client with JavaScript Other Possibilities Checkpoint Where We Have Been APPENDIX A Estimating Projects Using Use Cases Actors Use Cases Technical Factors Project Participants Use Case Points The Project Estimate APPENDIX B Adding Additional Functionality to Rational Rose Data Definition Language Capability Enhancements-Persistent and Transient Attributes Modifying Rational Rose-Persistent Attribute Setup Modifying Rational Rose-Running the Definition Script Modifying Rational Rose-Changing the Script to Recognize the attribute Other Areas of Change APPENDIX C An Object-Oriented Primer What Does Object-Oriented Mean? Object-Oriented-Right in Your Own Backyard By-Products of Object-Oriented Inheritance Encapsulation Polymorphism No Silver Bullet APPENDIX D Component Object Model and COM+ COM-The Plumbing COM-Infrastructure COM at Work Visual Basic-Version Compatibility No Compatibility Project Compatibility Binary Compatibility COM+ APPENDIX E Object-Oriented Project Plan The Plan APPENDIX F Sample Project Output Use Cases-Use Case Details for Increment I Use Cases-Happy Path Task Steps Database Support Bibliography Suggested Readings Index
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