«UML»’99 — The Unified Modeling Language [electronic resource] : Beyond the Standard Second International Conference Fort Collins, CO, USA, October 28–30, 1999 Proceedings / edited by Robert France, Bernhard Rumpe.
Material type: TextSeries: Lecture Notes in Computer Science ; 1723Publisher: Berlin, Heidelberg : Springer Berlin Heidelberg, 1999Description: XVII, 726 p. online resourceContent type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 9783540468523Subject(s): Computer science | Software engineering | Management information systems | Computer Science | Software Engineering | Programming Languages, Compilers, Interpreters | Business Information SystemsAdditional physical formats: Printed edition:: No titleDDC classification: 005.1 LOC classification: QA76.758Online resources: Click here to access onlineCurrent library | Home library | Call number | Materials specified | URL | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Invited Talk 1 (Abstract) -- Architecting Web-Based Systems with the Unified Modeling Language -- Software Architecture -- Extending Architectural Representation in UML with View Integration -- Enabling the Refinement of a Software Architecture into a Design -- Using the UML for Architectural Description -- UML and Other Notations -- Viewing the OML as a Variant of the UML -- A Comparison of the Business Object Notation and the Unified Modeling Language -- Formalizing the UML Class Diagram Using Object-Z -- Formalizing Interactions -- A Formal Approach to Collaborations in the Unified Modeling Language -- A Formal Semantics for UML Interactions -- Panel 1 -- UML 2.0 Architectural Crossroads: Sculpting or Mudpacking? -- Meta-Modeling -- Core Meta-Modelling Semantics of UML: The pUML Approach -- A Metamodel for OCL -- Tools -- Tool-Supported Compression of UML Class Diagrams -- A Pragmatic Approach for Building a User-Friendly and Flexible UML Model Repository -- Components -- Modeling Dynamic Software Components in UML -- Extending UML for Modeling Reflective Software Components -- UML Extension Mechanisms -- Nine Suggestions for Improving UML Extensibility -- A Classification of Stereotypes for Object-Oriented Modeling Languages -- First-Class Extensibility for UML — Packaging of Profiles, Stereotypes, Patterns -- Process Modeling -- UML-Based Fusion Analysis -- Using UML for Modelling the Static Part of a Software Process -- Framework for Describing UML Compatible Development Processes -- Invited Talk 2 -- On the Behavior of Complex Object-Oriented Systems -- Real-Time Systems -- UML-RT as a Candidate for Modeling Embedded Real-Time Systems in the Telecommunication Domain -- Modeling Hard Real Time Systems with UML The OOHARTS Approach -- UML Based Performance Modeling Framework for Object-Oriented Distributed Systems -- Constraint Languages -- Defining the Context of OCL Expressions -- Mixing Visual and Textual Constraint Languages -- Correct Realizations of Interface Constraints with OCL -- Analyzing UML Models 1 -- Generating Tests from UML Specifications -- Formalising UML State Machines for Model Checking -- Panel 2 -- SDL as UML: Why and What Panel -- Coding 1 -- UML Behavior: Inheritance and Implementation in Current Object-Oriented Languages -- UML Collaboration Diagrams and Their Transformation to Java -- Analyzing UML Models 2 -- Towards Three-Dimensional Representation and Animation of UML Diagrams -- Typechecking UML Static Models -- Precise Behavioral Modeling -- Analysing UML Use Cases as Contracts -- Closing the Gap between Object-Oriented Modeling of Structure and Behavior -- Static Modeling -- Black and White Diamonds -- Interconnecting Objects via Contracts -- How Can a Subsystem Be Both a Package and a Classifier? -- Applying the UML -- Using UML/OCL Constraints for Relational Database Design -- Towards a UML Extension for Hypermedia Design -- Why Unified Is not Universal -- Sequence Diagrams -- Timed Sequence Diagrams and Tool-Based Analysis — A Case Study -- Timing Analysis of UML Sequence Diagrams -- Coding 2 -- The Normal Object Form: Bridging the Gap from Models to Code -- Modeling Exceptional Behavior -- Panel 3 -- Advanced Methods and Tools for a Precise UML.
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