✍ Scribed by R. G. Flatscher (auth.), Prof. Dr. Martin Schader, Dipl.-Wirtsch. Inf. Axel Korthaus (eds.)
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The Unified Modeling Language is the new official OMG standard for object-oriented modeling languages. This volume contains revised versions of papers presented during the 1st GROOM-workshop on the Unified Modeling Language (UML) which took place at the University of Mannheim, Germany in October 1997. GROOM (Grundlagen objektorientierter Modellierung) is a working group of the Gesellschaft für Informatik (GI), the German Society of Computer Science. The papers are presented in three chapters as follows: UML vs. other approaches - business process modeling and applications - technical aspects and concepts. Researchers and practitioners interested in object-oriented software development, analysis, and design of software systems, and standardization efforts in the field of object technology, and particularly in the main topic of the workshop "Applications, State of the Art, and Evaluation of the Unified Modeling Language" will benefit from this volume.
Front Matter....Pages i-viii
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Exchange of UML-Models with EIA/CDIF....Pages 3-13
Object-Oriented Modeling Languages: State of the Art and Open Research Questions....Pages 14-31
From a Semantically Irreducible Formulated Conceptual Schema to an UML Model....Pages 32-44
On Mapping Between UML and Entity-Relationship Model....Pages 45-57
Evaluation of Object-Oriented Modelling Languages: A Comparison Between OML and UML....Pages 58-75
Front Matter....Pages 77-77
A Critical Look upon UML 1.0....Pages 79-92
Systems, Views and Models of UML....Pages 93-108
On Constraints and Queries in UML....Pages 109-121
Modeling Java Threads in UML....Pages 122-143
Formal Definition of UML’s Package Concept....Pages 144-159
UMLscript: A Programming Language for Object-Oriented Design....Pages 160-169
Ways of Handling and Interpreting Specialization in Object-Oriented Modeling....Pages 170-189
Reuse of Models and Diagrams of the UML and Implementation Concepts Regarding Dynamic Modeling....Pages 190-203
Front Matter....Pages 205-205
Application of UML Within the Scope of New Telecommunication Architectures....Pages 207-219
Using UML for Business Object Based Systems Modeling....Pages 220-237
System Development with V-Model and UML....Pages 238-249
Business Process Modeling with EPC and UML: Transformation or Integration?....Pages 250-261
Conventions for the Practical Use of UML....Pages 262-270
Software Engineering Process with the UML....Pages 271-280
Back Matter....Pages 281-282
Programming Languages, Compilers, Interpreters; Business Information Systems
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