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ARCHITECTURAL MODELING

主講人 :李榮華

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Outline

• Deployment

• Deployment Diagrams

• Collaborations

• Patterns and Frameworks

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Deployment-Node and connections

• Node:A node is a physical element that exists at run time and represents a computational resource,generally having at least some memory and,often,processing capability.

• Ref.P361,Fig. 26-2• Connections:An association represents a

physical connection among nodes.• Ref.P363,Fig 26-4

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Deployment Diagram

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Deployment Diagram-Common Modeling Techniques

• Modeling an Embedded System

Ref.p412.fig30-2

• Modeling a Client/Server System

Ref.p414.fig30-3

• Modeling a Fully Distributed System

Ref.p415.fig30-4

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Collaborations• A collaboration is a society of

classes,interfaces,and other elements that work together to provide some cooperative behavior that’s bigger than the sum of all its parts.

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Modeling the Realization of a Use case and an Operation

• Modeling the Realization of a Use Case

Ref.P376,fig 27-5

• Modeling the Realization of an operation

Ref.P377,fig27-6

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Patterns and frameworks• Patterns:A patterns provides a common

solution to a common problem in a given context.

• Framework:A framework is typically an architectural pattern that provides an extensible template for applications within a domain.

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Mechanisms

• A mechanism is just another name for a design pattern that applies to a society of classes.

• Mechanisms show up in two ways:Collaborations.(p382,fig28-1)Parameterized Collaborations.(p385,fig28-2)

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Modeling Design Patterns

• Identify the common solution to the common problem and reify it as a mechanism.

• Model the mechanism as a collaboration,providing its structural,as well as its behavioral,aspects.

• Identify the elements of the design pattern that must be bound to elements in a specific context and render them as parameters to the collaboration.

• Ref.p388,fig28-4

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Modeling Architectural Patterns• Harvest the framework from an existing,proven

architecture• Model the framework as a stereotyped

package,containing all the elements(and especially the design patterns)that are necessary and sufficient to describe the various views of that framework.

• Expose the slots,tabs,knobs,and dials necessary to adapt the framework in the form of design patterns and collaboration.For the most part,this means making it clear to the user of the pattern which classes must be extended,which operations must be implemented ,and which signals must be handled.(Ref.P386,fig28-3)

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