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| Introduction | |
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| How to Use This Book | |
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| Some Presumptuous Assumptions | |
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| How This Book Is Organized | |
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| Icons Used in This Book | |
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| Where to Go from Here | |
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| UML and System Development | |
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| What's UML About, Alfie? | |
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| Introducing UML | |
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| Appreciating the Power of UML | |
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| Choosing the Appropriate UML Diagram | |
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| Identifying Who Needs UML | |
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| Dispelling Misconceptions about UML | |
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| Following Best Practices | |
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| Understanding UML Terminology and Concepts | |
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| Improving Your Productivity | |
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| The Basics of Object Modeling | |
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| Objects and Classes | |
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| Recognizing Classes and Objects | |
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| Naming Objects and Classes | |
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| Identifying Attributes | |
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| Performing Operations | |
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| Diagramming a System's Parts | |
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| Defining Visibility | |
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| Relating Objects That Work Together | |
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| Showing Static Relationships in a Class Diagram | |
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| Linking Objects Together | |
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| Associating Classes | |
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| Naming Your Associations | |
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| Relating Many Objects (Multiplicity) | |
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| Understanding the Roles That Classes Can Play | |
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| Associating Classes with Themselves | |
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| Using Association Classes | |
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| Qualifying Relationships | |
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| Finding a Way--Navigation | |
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| Creating a Program | |
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| Including the Parts with the Whole | |
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| Representing the Whole and the Parts | |
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| Showing Ownership: Composition | |
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| Showing What Can Be Shared: Aggregation | |
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| Deciding between Aggregation and Composition | |
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| Using Alternate Composite Notation | |
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| Reusing Superclasses: Generalization and Inheritance | |
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| Making Generalizations | |
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| Specializing Classes | |
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| Using Generalization Sets | |
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| Inheriting from Ancestors | |
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| Exploring the Pros and Cons of Multiple Inheritances | |
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| Reusing Code | |
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| Organizing UML Class Diagrams and Packages | |
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| Modeling Objects and Classes on Diagrams | |
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| Constructing Class Diagrams | |
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| Using Project-Oriented Class Diagrams | |
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| The Basics of Use-Case Modeling | |
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| Introducing Use-Case Diagrams | |
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| Identifying Your Audience | |
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| Casting the System's Actors | |
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| Exposing an Actor's Roles | |
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| Showing Your System's Use Cases | |
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| Distinguishing between Internal and External | |
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| Using Context Diagrams | |
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| Packaging Use Cases | |
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| Defining the Inside of a Use Case | |
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| Creating a Use-Case Specification | |
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| Telling the Use-Case Story | |
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| Indicating Alternative Courses of Behavior | |
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| Relating Use Cases to Each Other | |
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| Linking Use Cases with [double left angle bracket]include[double right angle bracket] | |
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| Using Generalization with Use Cases | |
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| Extending Use Cases | |
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| The Basics of Functional Modeling | |
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| Introducing Functional Modeling | |
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| Modeling Functions from an Object-Oriented Perspective | |
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| Writing Text-Based Behavioral Specifications | |
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| Capturing Scenarios with Sequence Diagrams | |
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| Diagramming an Interaction Scenario | |
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| Composing Interaction Diagrams | |
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| Specifying Workflows with Activity Diagrams | |
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| Ordering the Flow of Behavior | |
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| Working through Workflow Diagrams | |
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| Capturing How Objects Collaborate | |
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| Developing a Collaboration | |
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| Constructing the Communication Diagram | |
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| Conquering Concurrency | |
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| Capturing the Collaboration's Design | |
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| Capturing the Patterns of Behavior | |
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| Describing Patterns with Collaborations | |
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| Applying Patterns | |
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| Framing Frameworks | |
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| Dynamic Modeling | |
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| Defining the Object's Lives with States | |
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| Showing the Life of an Object | |
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| Programming an Object's Memory with State Attributes | |
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| Creating State Diagrams from Scenarios | |
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| Interrupting the States by Hosting Events | |
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| Making Use of Events | |
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| Indicating Order of Execution on a Diagram | |
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| Showing Transitions as Icons | |
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| Avoiding States of Confusion | |
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| Simplifying Large State Diagrams | |
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| Handling Concurrency with States | |
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| Building Protocol State Machines | |
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| Modeling the System's Architecture | |
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| Deploying the System's Components | |
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| Defining Your System | |
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| Constructing Logical Pieces | |
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| Working with Components | |
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| Deploying Physical Pieces (Implementation) | |
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| Breaking the System into Packages/Subsystems | |
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| Using Packages and Subsystems | |
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| Exploring Dependencies | |
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| Patterning the Relationships | |
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| The Part of Tens | |
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| Ten Common Modeling Mistakes | |
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| Splitting Attributes and Operations | |
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| Using Too Few or Too Many Diagram Types | |
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| Showing Too Much Detail | |
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| Using Vague Terminology | |
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| Defining the Same Thing Twice | |
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| Linking Everything Together | |
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| Creating Too Many Use Cases | |
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| Completing One Diagram Before Moving On | |
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| Cycling Around Class Diagrams | |
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| Not Listening to the User | |
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| Ten Useful UML Web Sites | |
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| Weave a Tangled Web | |
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| UML Home Page | |
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| UML Forum | |
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| UML 2 Submitters | |
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| OCL Center | |
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| Magazines and Information Portals | |
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| Search Engines | |
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| Tool Sites | |
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| Training Sites | |
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| Forums and Groups | |
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| Miscellaneous Sites | |
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| Ten Useful UML Modeling Tools | |
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| Picking a Tool | |
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| Argo/UML | |
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| Cittera | |
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| Ideogramic UML | |
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| Objecteering | |
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| Rational Rose Suite | |
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| Rhapsody | |
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| System Architect | |
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| Tau | |
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| TogetherSoft | |
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| Visio | |
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| Ten Diagrams for Quick Development | |
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| Context Diagram | |
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| Use-Case Diagram | |
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| Domain Class Diagram | |
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| Sequence Diagram | |
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| State Diagram | |
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| Application Class Diagram | |
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| Package Diagram | |
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| Deployment Diagram | |
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| Communication Diagram | |
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| Activity Diagram | |
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| Index | |