UML 2000 - The Unified Modeling Language: Advancing the Standard
Third International Conference York, UK, October 2-6, 2000 Proceedings
Published on 20. September 2000
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XIV, 575 pages
978-3-540-41133-8 (ISBN)
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Shall I go o? to South America? Shall I put out in my ship to sea? Or get in my cage and be lions and tigers? Or { shall I be only Me? A. A. Milne, When We Were Very Young The Uni?ed Modeling Language (UML) is a language for specifying, visu- ising, constructing anddocumenting the artifacts of softwaresystems. The UML originated from the wave of object-oriented analysis and design methods (OOA & D) that appeared in the early 1980's and 1990's. It's formation came about in direct response to a call for a standard OOA & D method by the Object Management Group (OMG) in 1996/7. Since then, the UML has arguably become the lingua franca of the software engineeringcommunity-itisrareto ?ndanewCASE tool,softwareengineering text, course or method that does not support UML in some way. This success canbe attributed to many factors.The mostimportant ofthese hasbeen UML's capitalizationofageneralmoveinthesoftwareindustrytowardsopenstandards. This has demonstrated that industry is more interested in a common, standa- ised modelling approach than in the particular philosophies that distinguished the earlier approaches to OOA & D. In addition, the UML standard has clearly bene?ted from its association with the OMG, which has provided an excellent open forum for its development.
Currently, the OMG/UML standard is at v- sion1.4.However,atthetimeofwriting,UMLisonthevergeofalengthyperiod of major review and revision, which will result in version 2.0.
Currently, the OMG/UML standard is at v- sion1.4.However,atthetimeofwriting,UMLisonthevergeofalengthyperiod of major review and revision, which will result in version 2.0.
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2000 ed.
Language
English
Place of publication
Berlin
Germany
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Springer Berlin
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Professional and scholarly
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XIV, 575 p.
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Height: 235 mm
Width: 155 mm
Thickness: 31 mm
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861 gr
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978-3-540-41133-8 (9783540411338)
DOI
10.1007/3-540-40011-7
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Third International Conference York, UK, October 2-6, 2000 Proceedings
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Content
Use Cases.- From Use Cases to System Operation Specifications.- On the Extension of UML with Use Case Maps Concepts.- HyperMSCs and Sequence Diagrams for Use Case Modelling and Testing.- Enterprise Applications.- Business-Oriented Constraint Language.- Processes, Roles, and Events: UML Concepts for Enterprise Architecture.- Statistical Constraints for EAI.- Panel 1.- Heaven or Hell? A "Real-Time" UML?.- Interactive Systems.- Towards a UML Profile for Interaction Design: The Wisdom Approach.- UMLi: The Unified Modeling Language for Interactive Applications.- A Diagrammatic Tool for Representing User Interaction in UML.- Applications.- UML Extension for ASAM-GDI Device Capability Description.- Swinging UML How to Make Class Diagrams and State Machines Amenable to Constraint Solving and Proving.- UML Based Performance Modeling of Distributed Systems.- Roles.- A Radical Revision of UML's Role Concept.- The Role of "Roles" in Use Case Diagrams.- Knowledge Bases.- Ensuring Quality of Geographic Data with UML and OCL.- Contextual Diagrams as Structuring Mechanisms for Designing Configuration Knowledge Bases in UML.- Invited Talk.- The UML Family: Profiles, Prefaces and Packages.- OCL Tools.- Validating UML Models and OCL Constraints.- Modular Architecture for a Toolset Supporting OCL.- Consistency Checking and Visualization of OCL Constraints.- Meta-modelling.- Strict Profiles: Why and How.- Dynamic Meta Modeling: A Graphical Approach to the Operational Semantics of Behavioral Diagrams in UML.- Composing Design Models: An Extension to the UML.- Panel 2.- Extreme Programming and Modelling?.- Behavioural Modelling.- Interacting Subsystems in UML.- Consistent Behaviour Representation in Activity and Sequence Diagrams.- Using UML Collaboration Diagrams for StaticChecking and Test Generation.- Methodology.- Supporting Several Levels of Restriction in the UML.- A UML-Based Methodology for Hypermedia Design.- Object Oriented Methodology Based on UML for Urban Traffic System Modeling.- Actions and Constraints.- Extending OCL to Include Actions.- A Structured Approach to Develop Concurrent Programs in UML.- Patterns.- Describing AI Analysis Patterns with UML.- Precise Modeling of Design Patterns.- Invited Talk.- Architectural Patterns for Metamodeling: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the UML Metaverse.- Architecture.- Reconciling the Needs of Architectural Description with Object-Modeling Notations.- Towards a UML Profile for Software Architecture Descriptions.- State Charts.- Rewrite Rules and Operational Semantics for Model Checking UML Statecharts.- Part-Whole Statecharts for the Explicit Representation of Compound Behaviours.- Panel 3.- Modeling of Architectures with UML.