内容説明
The aim of the UML profile for framework architectures is the definition of a UML subset, enriched with a few UML-compliant extensions, which allows the annotation of such artefacts. Thus, the resulting profile that we call UML-F does not correspond to a specific domain, but to framework technology. Though profiles might be standardized in the future, sound proposals from various communities will get the process of defining and standardizing UML profiles started. In that sense, this book sets the stage for the UML profile for framework architectures.
From the Back Cover
The UML community has begun to define a series of 'profiles' which better suit the needs of UML-users within specific domains, settings or technologies.The UML Profile for Framework Architectures provides a UML profile for object and component frameworks. It shows how to describe framework architectures and to support framework modeling and annotation by using UML-compliant extensions.If you are a software developer, project manager, researcher or student interested in design patterns, framework technology or UML, this book is essential reading. It will enable you to: Understand the basic elements of the UML-F profile and to harness UML to support framework development more effectively. Define UML-F tags for domain-specific design patterns. Learn a real-world approach for framework design, development and adaptation, through practical hints and guidelines. Apply UML-F, illustrated by the sample framework JUnit and a framework for embedded control system.Features: Real-world case studies, introducing eXtreme Design concepts and how to put the process you have learned to work. Cookbook of generic 'recipes' that guide you through the framework adaptation process and help you accomplish specific tasks. Accompanying website UML-F containing Java source code for all the examples described in the book, additional examples, complementary papers and UML-F presentation slides. 0201675188B12142001
著者について
Wolfgang Pree is professor of computer science at the University of Constance, Germany until the end of 2001, moving to the University of Salzburg, Austria, in 2002. He has worked for several years in various areas of software engineering, in particular focusing on object technology, software architectures, frameworks, and human-computer interaction. Wolfgang is the author of Design Patterns for Object-Oriented Software Development (Addison-Wesley/ACM Press, 1995).
Marcus Fontoura has led several framework projects in the last four years and specializes in Web-based software development and service-oriented architectures. He has recently held research posts at the Computer Systems Group, University of Waterloo, Canada, and Princeton University Computer Science Department, U.S.A. He is currently a research staff member at the Computer Science Department, IBM Almaden Research Center.
Bernhard Rumpe is leading consulting and research projects on software engineering technology, such as UML, frameworks, modeling notations, object-technology, and lightweight and agile development processes at the Technische Universitaet MUenchen. His primary interest is to enhance the foundations of software and systems engineering to achieve a problem-adequate portfolio of software development skills that improve the quality and time-to-market of the product as well as allowing a better prediction in the development process. He is also co-founder of a consultancy company dealing with process, methodical and modeling issues focusing on e-business and has co-authored several books and contributed to many articles in these areas.
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