December 2001
Intermediate to advanced
304 pages
7h 36m
English
We've created a set of classes to house the behavior our system will ultimately realize. We've also identified some packages to contain these classes. Our next activity, prior to focusing on the allocation of behavior to classes, is to allocate our different classes to their appropriate packages. In most cases, this activity is a simple, but important, one. It's simple in the sense that our boundary classes are allocated to the user interface package, our control classes to the business services package, and our entity classes to the business objects package. These allocations are illustrated in Figure 7.5.
This allocation is important because we now have attempted to identify ...
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