Master Template Pattern
Use Case View
The basic use case for page requests has only one scenario flow. Figure D-1 shows the top-level use case diagram for this mechanism. The basic flow scenario is shown in Figure D-2.
Figure D-1. Use case diagram
Figure D-2. Basic flow scenario
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
