UML in a Nutshell
by Sinan Si Alhir


This errata page lists errors outstanding in the most recent printing.  


If you have any error reports or technical questions, you can send them to
booktech@oreilly.com.  (Please specify the printing date of your copy.)


This page was updated on June 11, 2003.


Here's a key to the markup:

        [page-number]: serious technical mistake
        {page-number}: minor technical mistake
        <page-number>: important language/formatting problem
        (page-number): language change or minor formatting problem
        ?page-number?: reader question or request for clarification


CONFIRMED errors:


On the edge of the book, each chapter is indicated with a black tab.  Each
chapter's tab is offset from the previous chapter.  But the tab for Chapter
7 is offset by two steps and is aligned with the tab for Chapter 8, thereby
making them indistinguishable.


(16) 2nd Paragraph:
The sentence 

	The results of a project are know as deliverables or work products

should read 

	The results of a project are known as deliverables or work products


{27} Figure 2-7:
	
	SubsSpace 

should read
	
	SubSpace


(63) Bottom of page: 
The following should be appended as a third-level bullet after the third-level bullet on 
page 64 that reads "- Methods focus on the implementation..."

	A class has responsibilities that define the purpose, 
	obligations, or required capabilities of the class by 
	virtue of the semantics of the class. To satisfy its 
	responsibilities, a class offers various services as 
	determined by a contract. Services are functions or means 
	through which a class satisfies its obligations. A contract 
	is an agreement between a class and other classes. An 
	operation specifies or provides a declarative description 
	(interface/what) of a service/contract or one construct 
	thereof; that is, an interface declares (specifies) a 
	contract. A method realizes or provides a definition
        (implementation/how) of a service/contract or one construct 
	thereof; that is, an implementation represents one concrete 
	realization of the contract.



(112) Third paragraph

Associations relate classes, and links relate objects, as depicted in Figure 5-1 using ...
should read
Associations relate classes, and links relate objects, as depicted in Figure 5-2 using ...

Also the Figure 5-1 in the next sentence should also read Figure 5-2.



(144) In the middle of the page, the following first-level (non-nested) 
bullets should be added to the middle of the Types section:
                   
	"Types ... May have an attribute compartment."
        "Types ... May have associations."
        "Types ... May have operations."

(188) final bullet in top section.  This currently reads;
May have the various expressions (...) they utilize be expressed using pseudocode or another language.
should be:
May have the various expressions (...) they utilize expressed using pseudocode or another language.


(206) 6th Bullet
May have the various expressions (conditions, etc) they utilize be expressed using pseudocode or another language.
should be:
May have the various expressions (conditions, etc) they utilize expressed using pseudocode or another language.