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Index
byAndrew Filevet al.
Wrox Press ©2002

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object

creating object types, 296

entity types, 275

ORM notation, 275

UML sequence diagram, 17

value types, 275

Object Constraint Language

see OCL.

object In state

UML activity diagram, 14

Object Lifeline shape

adding actor to sequence diagram, 111

adding business objects to sequence diagram, 118

retrieving checked out media, 122

representing user interface, 113

sequence stencil, 122

UML Shape Display Options Dialog, 112

Object Management Group

UML, 11

object modeling

Booch method, 11

compared to data modeling, 74

distributed systems, 240

Object Oriented Software Engineering, 11

OMT, 11

UML, 11

Object Modeling Technique

see OMT.

Object Oriented Software Engineering

object modeling, 11

object pooling

distributed systems, 242

Object Remote Procedure Call protocols

see ORPC protocols.

Object Role Modeling

see ORM.

Object Types pane

Business Rules Window, 279

Objectory

see Object Oriented Software Engineering.

OCL

UML, 12

OLE diagrams

see COM and OLE diagrams.

OMG

see Object Management Group.

OMT

object modeling, 11

Operation Properties Dialog

see UML Operation Properties Dialog.

operations

adding methods to class, 141

UML Operation Properties Dialog, 141

adding operations to data access base class, 82

marking operation as abstract, 89

specifying operation parameters, 86

UML Class Properties Dialog, 83

UML Operation Properties Dialog, 91

adding overloaded operations to business object, 99

UML Class Properties Dialog, 100

adding properties to class, 138

UML Operation Properties Dialog, 138

adding properties to interface, 145

UML Operation Properties Dialog, 145

Code-to-UML mapping, 189

compared to methods, 89

representing methods as operations, 189

method bodies, 191

representing properties as operations, 190

table of operation types, 139

viewing code generated from operations, 140

order entry application

code documentation, 225

detailed design documentation, 222

high level design documentation, 218

requirements development documentation, 212

software development lifecycle, 212

testing documentation, 226

UML documentation, 212

ORM, 276

adding to Database Model diagram, 302

advantages of using, 274

building logical model, 302

compared to Entity Relationship diagrams, 271

Conceptual Schema Design Procedure, 273

creating diagram, 296

creating object types, 296

defining roles, 297

model error check, 301

setting constraints, 297

data modeling, 271

database drivers option, 307

Database Properties Window, 324

composite type, 326

data type, 325

definition, 325

nested role. 327

ref mode, 325

subtype, 326

value, 326

database reverse engineering, 324

Reverse Engineer Wizard, 324

definition, 271

description, 271

document options, 304

Abbreviations tab, 304

Capitalization tab, 306

Miscellaneous tab, 306

Prefixes tab, 305

Suffix tab, 305

elementary facts, 272

notation, 272

constraints, 285

object, 275

roles, 272

refreshing model from database, 314

saving changes, 311

ORM Source Model

see ORM.

ORPC protocols

compared to RPC systems.

DCOM, 241

IIOP/GIOP, 241

Remoting, 242

SOAP, 241

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