文档介绍：For ponent-Based
Development Using
Catalysis
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Desmond Francis D’Souza (dsouza@)
Alan Cameron Wills (alan@)
ponents and frameworks for next-generation
systems with UML and pliant models
© Desmond D’Souza and Alan Wills
This manuscript has been submitted for publication. Copyright may be transferred to the
publisher. You may freely forward or copy this draft version for review purposes.
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A Note to Our Reviewers
Desmond D’Souza (dsouza@), Alan Wills (alan@)
We are sending you this draft in exchange for your filling out the review form and provid-
ing us with your feedback on this book. You can email (preferred), handwrite, call, fax, use
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ments! Please ments to both authors. Thanks!
This is a draft and it definitely has rough edges! It has some duplication and gaps that we
are working. Please know that we are doing the following:
• Add an “Introduction to Objects” chapter to the book. This will informally discuss
objects ponents in business and in software, informally introduce actions,
interactions, roles, interfaces, implementations, types, and classes.
• Consolidate the “Patterns” sections (P1, P2, P3) so they use a consistent form and
reduce the duplication between them. P2 is a version submitted to PLOP-96. P3 is just
a list of patterns with very brief descriptions; it is being fleshed out at this time.
• Clean up the Graphical Editor case study, A1. This (older) version will be updated to
use frameworks more thoroughly, and to illustrate refinement and retrieval.
• Add another case-study to the book, with more of a business focus.
• Add a web-site with additional materials including more case-studies, a repository of
frameworks, concurrency, semantics, CASE-tool issues.
• Add a paring and contrasting to existing methods including UML.
• You will occasionally see a red italics font n