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UML FOR JAVA™ PROGRAMMERS

Name: UML FOR JAVA™ PROGRAMMERS
Author: Robert Cecil Martin
ISBN: 0131428489

by Robert Cecil Martin

May 2003

Intermediate to advanced

288 pages

5h 33m

English

Pearson

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Copyright
Dedication
Robert C. Martin Series
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Figures
Listings
Forward
Preface
1. Overview of UML for Java™ Programmers
Diagram TypesClass diagramsObject diagramsSequence diagramsCollaboration diagramsState diagramsConclusionNotes
Bibliography
2. Working with Diagrams
Why Model?Why build models of software?Why should we build comprehensive designs before coding?Making Effective use of UMLCommunicating with othersRoad mapsBack-end documentationWhat to keep and what to throw awayIterative RefinementBehavior firstCheck the structureEnvisioning the codeEvolution of diagramsMinimalismWhen and How to Draw DiagramsWhen to draw diagrams and when to stop.CASE toolsBut what about documentation?And Javadocs™?Conclusion

3. Class Diagrams
The BasicsClassesAssociationInheritanceAn Example Class DiagramThe DetailsClass stereotypes«interface»«utility»Abstract classesPropertiesAggregationCompositionMultiplicityAssociation stereotypesInner classesAnonymous inner classesAssociation classesAssociation qualifiersConclusionNotes
Bibliography
4. Sequence Diagrams
The BasicsObjects, lifelines, messages, and other odds and endsCreation and destructionSimple loopsCases and scenariosAdvanced ConceptsLoops and conditionsMessages that take timeAsynchronous messagesMultiple threadsActive objectsSending messages to interfacesConclusion
5. Use Cases
Writing Use CasesWhat is a use case?The primary courseAlternate coursesWhat else?Use Case DiagramsSystem boundary diagramUse case relationshipsConclusion
6. Principles of OOD
Design QualityDesign smellsDependency managementThe Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)The Open–Closed Principle (OCP)The Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP)The Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP)The Interface Segregation Principle (ISP)ConclusionNotes
Bibliography
7. The Practices: dX
Iterative DevelopmentThe initial explorationEstimating the featuresSpikesPlanningPlanning releasesPlanning iterationsThe midpointVelocity feedbackOrganizing the Iterations into Management PhasesWhat's in an Iteration?Developing in pairsAcceptance testsUnit testsRefactoringOpen officeContinual integrationConclusionNotes
Bibliography
8. Packages
Java PackagesPackagesDependenciesBinary Components — .jar FilesPrinciples of Package DesignThe Release/Reuse Equivalency Principle (REP)The Common Closure Principle (CCP)The Common Reuse Principle (CRP)The Acyclic Dependencies Principle (ADP)The Stable Dependencies Principle (SDP)The Stable Abstractions Principle (SAP)ConclusionNotes
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9. Object Diagrams
A Snapshot in TimeActive ObjectsConclusion
10. State Diagrams
The BasicsSpecial eventsSuperstatesInitial and final pseudostatesUsing FSM DiagramsSMCICE: A case studyConclusion
11. Heuristics and Coffee
The Mark IV Special Coffee MakerA challengeA common, but hideous, coffee maker solutionMissing methodsVapor classesImaginary abstractionGod classesA Coffee Maker SolutionCrossed wiresThe coffee maker user interfaceUse Case 1: User pushes brew buttonUse Case 2: Containment vessel not readyUse Case 3: Brewing completeUse Case 4: Coffee all goneImplementing the abstract modelUse Case 1: User pushes Brew buttonImplementing the isReady() functionsImplementing the start() functionsHow does M4UserInterface.checkButton get called?Completing the Coffee MakerThe benefits of this designHow did I really come up with this design?OOverkillNotes
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12. SMC Remote Service: Case Study
Caveat EmptorUnit TestsThe SMCRemote SystemSMCRemoteClientSMCRemoteClient Command LineSMCRemote Communication ProtocolsSMCRemoteClientThe LoggersThe Remote SessionsRemoteSessionBaseRemoteRegistrarRemoteCompilerFileCarrierSMCRemoteClient ConclusionSMCRemoteServerSocketServiceSMCRemoteServiceSMCRemoteServerServerSessionThree-Level FSMUserRepositoryOReillyEmailSenderPasswordGeneratorConclusionTests for SMCRemoteClientTests for SocketServiceTests for SMCRemoteServerOther TestsServerController (SMC Generated)NotesEndnotes
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