Smalltalk and Object Orientation: an Introduction - Free

12.5 A CLASS SIDE METHOD.........................................................................................................106
12.6 THE PRIVATE-UPDATING PROTOCOL......................................................................................107
12.7 THE ACCESSING PROTOCOL ..................................................................................................107
12.8 THE FINANCIAL MANAGER PROJECT ....................................................................................109
13. STREAMS AND FILES .......................................................................................................111
13.1 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................111
13.2 STREAMS .............................................................................................................................111
13.3 ASCII FILES.........................................................................................................................112
13.4 THE BINARY OBJECT STREAMING SERVICE .........................................................................114
13.5 USING FILES WITH THE FINANCIAL MANAGER......................................................................116
13.6 SUMMARY............................................................................................................................117
14. THE MAGNITUDE CLASS HIERARCHY.......................................................................118
14.1 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................118
14.2 THE CLASS MAGNITUDE.......................................................................................................118
14.3 THE CLASS DATE .................................................................................................................119
14.4 THE CLASS TIME ..................................................................................................................119
14.5 THE CLASS CHARACTER.......................................................................................................120
14.6 FURTHER READING...............................................................................................................121
15. SOME MORE TOOLS OF THE TRADE..........................................................................122
15.1 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................122
15.2 ERRORS AND BREAKPOINTS .................................................................................................122
15.3 FILE IN/FILE OUTS.................................................................................................................123
15.4 CHANGE LIST .......................................................................................................................125
15.5 WORKING WITH PROJECTS....................................................................................................126
15.6 SUMMARY............................................................................................................................128
16. OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN............................................................131
16.1 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................131
16.2 THE UNIFIED MODELING LANGUAGE...................................................................................131
16.3 OBJECT ORIENTED DESIGN METHODS ...................................................................................131
16.4 OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS ..............................................................................................132
16.5 THE BOOCH METHOD...........................................................................................................132
16.6 THE OBJECT MODELING TECHNIQUE...................................................................................133
16.7 THE OBJECTORY METHOD....................................................................................................134
16.8 THE FUSION METHOD...........................................................................................................135
16.9 SUMMARY............................................................................................................................136
17. THE UNIFIED MODELING LANGUAGE .......................................................................137
17.1 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................137
17.2 THE UML INFRASTRUCTURE...............................................................................................138
17.3 USE CASE DIAGRAMS ...........................................................................................................139
17.4 THE OBJECT MODEL .............................................................................................................139
17.5 PACKAGES ...........................................................................................................................145
18. UML: DYNAMIC MODELING AND DEPLOYMENT...................................................147
18.1 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................147
18.2 DYNAMIC MODELING FACILITIES..........................................................................................147
18.3 DEPLOYMENT DIAGRAMS.....................................................................................................152
18.4 SUMMARY............................................................................................................................153
19. THE OBJECT MODELING TECHNIQUE.......................................................................154
19.1 INTRODUCTION ....................................................................................................................154
19.2 THE OMT METHODOLOGY ..................................................................................................154
19.3 ANALYSIS PHASE..................................................................................................................154
20. MORE OBJECT MODELING TECHNIQUE...................................................................162
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