General presentation
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Philosophy behind the Objecteering/Java Developer module
Coding principles
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General approach
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Textual notes and tagged values
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The Java properties editor
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Entering source code
Basic types and libraries
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Mapping Objecteering/UML types into Java
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Handling sets
Rules for mapping elements into Java
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Packages
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Classes, invariants, generalizations
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Interfaces and implementations
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Operations, pre and post-conditions, parameters and
access modes
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Attributes
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Associations
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Customization
Java code reverse engineering
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Configuration
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Principles of reverse engineering functioning
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Reversing structure, source code and javadoc
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The "round-trip" mode
Java Patterns
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Automatic generation of Java Patterns
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Listening to and sending events
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RMI
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Code generation
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Principles of code generation
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Customization
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Generating source code
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Retrieval in Objecteering/UML of externally modified
code
Compilation process
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Generating the makefile
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Compiling
Javadoc generation
Customizing Java generation
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Customization modes
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Mapping types and generating accessors
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Generation templates
Test generation
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Installation and configuration
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Modeling tests
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Defining test sequences
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Running tests in a Java environment
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Installing JUnit
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Generating and compiling tests
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Running tests
EJB generation
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Objectives
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Configuration
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Mapping a class into EJB
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Creating a "naked" EJB |
