[×ÊÔ´] Objects, Components, and Frameworks with UML: The Catalysis(SM) Approach

Objects, components, and frameworks with UML :the catalysis approach /Desmond Francis D¡¯Souza, Alan Cameron Wills. ISBN£º0201310120(alk.paper) ×÷ÕߣºD¡¯Souza Desmond Francis.. ³ö°æÉ磺Reading, Mass. :Addison-Wesley,c1999. page: 816 After a quick introduction to the design process Catalysis, thisbook moves on to carefully defining objects, their attributes,operations, and collaborations. (Generally, Catalysis objects andcomponents are "decoupled" so that they can work more independently,leading to easier reuse and customization.)                       The authors then turn to modeling and design, using a spreadsheetprogram as their example. Next, the authors discuss component-baseddesign, where projects are assembled with components. The book closeswith an effective tour of the actual Catalysis design process,illustrated with a case study for a video-rental store. All designdocuments, written in the Unified Modeling Language (UML), are providedalong with some useful expert advice on creating better designdocuments and components.                       Judging from the evidence here, the Catalysis design method canoffer some real advantages for today's software, which often mustevolve to meet unforeseen requirements (international markets or newplatforms such as the Web). Designed according to the principlesoutlined in the book, components and designs can offer a higher levelof reuse. Even if you do not actually adopt the Catalysis process, thisauthoritative and admirably clear book offers a wealth of designexpertise for anyone interested in being more productive with objectsand UML. http://www.namipan.com/d/27ec2fcede6c857d5f9afb0caaa938f997f79323f64d4d00

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