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分析模式:可复用的对象模型(英文版)
作者:(美)福勒 著
出版社:人民邮电出版社
出版时间:2010-11-01
ISBN:9787115239488
定价:¥59.00
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内容简介
《分析模式:可复用的对象模型(英文版)》讲述各种分析模式和辅助模式,专注于面向对象分析与设计的结果——模型本身,给出了来自金融贸易、测量、财务以及组织关系等多个领域内的一系列模式。书中每个模式都包含了设计背后的原理、使用的规则以及实现的技巧,给出的例子包含了有用模型的细节,并介绍了用于提高分析、建模和实现的重用技巧。《分析模式:可复用的对象模型(英文版)》适用于面向对象的计算机分析人员和设计人员、数据建模人员、编程人员以及软件工程师。
作者简介
Martin Fowler出生于英国沃尔索尔。现定居美国梅尔罗斯。世界级软件开发大师。OOAD、UML、模式、敏捷开发方面的领军人物。自上世纪80年代中期一直从事面向对象技术的研究。作为独立顾问从事咨询工作十余年。1999年加盟Thought Works,现为该公司首席科学家。著有《重构:改善既有代码的设计》、《企业应用架构模式》、《UML精粹》等一系列脍炙人口的经典。
目录
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Conceptual Models
1.2 The World of Patterns
1.3 The Patterns in this Book
1.4 Conceptual Models and Business Process Reengineering
1.5 Patterns and Frameworks
1.6 Using the Patterns
References
Part 1. Analysis Patterns
Chapter 2 Accountability
2.1 Party
2.2 Organization Hierarchies
2.3 Organization Structure
2.4 Accountability
2.5 Accountability Knowledge Level
2.6 Party Type Generalizations
2.7 Hierarchic Accountability
2.8 Operating Scopes
2.9 Post
References
Chapter 3. Observations and Measurements
3.1 Quantity
3.2 Conversion Ratio
3.3 Compound Units
3.4 Measurement
3.5 Observation
3.6 Subtyping Observation Concepts
3.7 Protocol
3.8 Dual Time Record
3.9 Rejected Observation
3.10 Active Observation, Hypothesis, and Projection
3.11 Associated Observation
3.12 Process of Observation
References
Chapter 4. Observations for Corporate Finance
4.1 Enterprise Segment
4.2 Measurement Protocol
4.3 Range
4.4 Phenomenon with Range
4.5 Using the Resulting Framework
References
Chapter 5. Referring to Objects
5.1 Name
5.2 Identification Scheme
5.3 Object Merge
5.4 Object Equivalence
References
Chapter 6. Inventory and Accounting
6.1 Account
6.2 Transactions
6.3 Summary Account
6.4 Memo Account
6.5 Posting Rules
6.6 Individual Instance Method
6.7 Posting Rule Execution
6.8 Posting Rules for Many Accounts
6.9 Choosing Entries
6.10 Accounting Practice
6.11 Sources of an Entry
6.12 Balance Sheet and Income Statement
6.13 Corresponding Account
6.14 Specialized Account Mode]
6.15 Booking Entries to Multiple Accounts
Further Reading
References
Chapter 7. Using the Accounting Models
7.1 Structural Models
7.2 Implementing the Structure
7.3 Setting Up New Phone Services
7.4 Setting Up Calls
7.5 Implementing Account-based Firing
7.6 Separating Calls into Day and Evening
7.7 Charging for Time
7.8 Calculating the Tax
7.9 Concluding Thoughts
References
Chapter 8. Planning
8.1 Proposed and Implemented Action
8.2 Completed and Abandoned Actions
8.3 Suspension
8.4 Plan
8.5 Protocol
8.6 Resource Allocation
8.7 Outcome and Start Functions
References
Chapter 9. Trading
9.1 Contract
9.2 Portfolio
9.3 Quote
9.4 Scenario
References
Chapter 10. Derivative Contracts
Chapter 11. Trading Packages
Chapter 12. Layered Architecture for Information Systems
Chapter 13. Application Facades
Chapter 14. Patterns for Type Model
Chapter 15. Association Patterns
Chapter 16. Afterword
Part 3. Appendix
1.1 Conceptual Models
1.2 The World of Patterns
1.3 The Patterns in this Book
1.4 Conceptual Models and Business Process Reengineering
1.5 Patterns and Frameworks
1.6 Using the Patterns
References
Part 1. Analysis Patterns
Chapter 2 Accountability
2.1 Party
2.2 Organization Hierarchies
2.3 Organization Structure
2.4 Accountability
2.5 Accountability Knowledge Level
2.6 Party Type Generalizations
2.7 Hierarchic Accountability
2.8 Operating Scopes
2.9 Post
References
Chapter 3. Observations and Measurements
3.1 Quantity
3.2 Conversion Ratio
3.3 Compound Units
3.4 Measurement
3.5 Observation
3.6 Subtyping Observation Concepts
3.7 Protocol
3.8 Dual Time Record
3.9 Rejected Observation
3.10 Active Observation, Hypothesis, and Projection
3.11 Associated Observation
3.12 Process of Observation
References
Chapter 4. Observations for Corporate Finance
4.1 Enterprise Segment
4.2 Measurement Protocol
4.3 Range
4.4 Phenomenon with Range
4.5 Using the Resulting Framework
References
Chapter 5. Referring to Objects
5.1 Name
5.2 Identification Scheme
5.3 Object Merge
5.4 Object Equivalence
References
Chapter 6. Inventory and Accounting
6.1 Account
6.2 Transactions
6.3 Summary Account
6.4 Memo Account
6.5 Posting Rules
6.6 Individual Instance Method
6.7 Posting Rule Execution
6.8 Posting Rules for Many Accounts
6.9 Choosing Entries
6.10 Accounting Practice
6.11 Sources of an Entry
6.12 Balance Sheet and Income Statement
6.13 Corresponding Account
6.14 Specialized Account Mode]
6.15 Booking Entries to Multiple Accounts
Further Reading
References
Chapter 7. Using the Accounting Models
7.1 Structural Models
7.2 Implementing the Structure
7.3 Setting Up New Phone Services
7.4 Setting Up Calls
7.5 Implementing Account-based Firing
7.6 Separating Calls into Day and Evening
7.7 Charging for Time
7.8 Calculating the Tax
7.9 Concluding Thoughts
References
Chapter 8. Planning
8.1 Proposed and Implemented Action
8.2 Completed and Abandoned Actions
8.3 Suspension
8.4 Plan
8.5 Protocol
8.6 Resource Allocation
8.7 Outcome and Start Functions
References
Chapter 9. Trading
9.1 Contract
9.2 Portfolio
9.3 Quote
9.4 Scenario
References
Chapter 10. Derivative Contracts
Chapter 11. Trading Packages
Chapter 12. Layered Architecture for Information Systems
Chapter 13. Application Facades
Chapter 14. Patterns for Type Model
Chapter 15. Association Patterns
Chapter 16. Afterword
Part 3. Appendix
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