Advanced Design
You can skip this chapter and nonetheless be an effective Web application designer/modeler. All the discussions in the previous chapter are sufficient to express the designs of the vast majority of Web applications. This chapter focuses on those additional architecturally significant elements of the design that are a little more difficult to model, as well as on vendor/technology-specific concepts. This chapter discusses how to consistently model the use of HTML framesets in the client tier and how to model inconsistent URL and Web component hierarchies, Web services, and JavaServer Pages custom tags.
Overview of Modeling and Web-Related Technologies
- What This Book Is About
- Role of Modeling
- Role of Process
- Influences of Architecture
- Web Application Basics
- HTTP
- HTML
- Web Applications
- Summary
- Discussion
- Activities
- Dynamic Clients
- Document Object Model
- Scripting
- JavaScript Objects
- Custom JavaScript Objects
- Events
- Java Applets
- ActiveX/COM
- Summary
- Discussion
- Activities
- Beyond HTTP and HTML
- Distributed Objects
- XML
- Web Services
- Summary
- Discussion
- Activities
- Security
- Types of Security Risk
- Technical Risk
- Server-Side Risks
- Client-Side Risks
- Security Strategies
- Modeling Secure Systems
- Summary
- Discussion
- Activities
Building Web Applications
- Building Web Applications
- The Process
- Overview of Software Development
- Software Development for Web Applications
- The Artifacts
- Summary
- Discussion
- Activities
- Defining the Architecture
- Architectural Viewpoints
- Architecture Activities
- Web Application Presentation Tier: Architectural Patterns
- Summary
- Discussion
- Activities
- Requirements and Use Cases
- The Vision
- Requirements
- Glossary
- Gathering and Prioritizing Requirements
- Use Cases
- The Use Case Model
- The User Experience
- Summary
- Discussion
- Activities
- The User Experience
- Artifacts of the UX Model
- UX Modeling with UML
- Summary
- Activities
- Analysis
- Iteration
- Analysis Model Structure
- UX Model Mapping
- Architecture Elaboration
- Summary
- Discussion
- Activities
- Design
- Web Application Extension for UML
- Designing Web Applications
- Mapping to the UX Model
- Integrating with Content Management Systems
- Guidelines for Web Application Design
- Summary
- Discussion
- Activities
- Advanced Design
- HTML Frames
- Advanced Client-Side Scripting
- Virtual and Physical HTTP Resources
- JavaServer Page Custom Tags
- Summary
- Discussion
- Activities
- Implementation
- Number Store Main Control Mechanism
- Glossary Application Tag Libraries
- Summary
- Discussion
- Activities
- Overview
- HTML to UML
- UML to HTML
- Mapping Web Elements to UML, and Vice Versa
- Vision
- Background
- Requirements and Features
- Software Architecture Document
- Sample Screen Shots
- Controlled Controllers Pattern
- Use Case View
- Analysis Model Classes
- Analysis Model Collaborations
- Master Template Pattern
- Overview
- Use Case View
- Logical View
- Glossary Application
- Requirements and Use Case Model
- User Experience Model
- Design Model
- Sample Screen Shots
Building Web Applications with UML (2nd Edition)
ISBN: 0201730383
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 141
Pages: 141
Authors: Jim Conallen
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