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This volume presents an approach to the formal object-oriented specification of information systems. The approach focuses on the early phases of system development where existing systems have to be described or systems to be developed have to be prescribed (requirements specification or conceptional modeling). Systems are considered to be reactive systems composed from objects that evolve concurrently in a discrete, event-driven way. Based on a temporal logic framework, the language Troll is defined. Troll supports the integrated specification of structural and behavioural properties of objects, as well as abstractions like roles, specifications and composite objects. Furthermore, concepts for constructing systems specifications from parts are introduced. Finally, the approach is related to similar ones and discussed.
Titel: Modeling of Dynamic Object Systems : A ...
Verlag: Vieweg+Teubner Verlag
Erscheinungsdatum: 1993
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -This book is concerned with conceptual modeling, design and specification of in formation systems. Conventional information systems design starts with separating data from op erations, designing each with its own collection of concepts, methods, tools - and people: conceptual modeling for the imformation structure, and program design for the application programs. The separation carries through until the final implemen tation: data are collected in databases and managed with database management systems, and application programs are implemented with programming languages. This approach tends to suffer from a problem known as impedance mismatch. The basic paradigms underlying databases and programs - modeling, design, languages, and systems - do not fit easily together: there are incompatible type systems, data formats, operation modes, etc. The object-oriented paradigm promises to overcome these problems: a system is viewed as a community of interacting objects, each incorporating data and oper ations. While we still have object-oriented programming languages incompatible with object-oriented database systems, ideas and approaches seem to converge to wards homogeneous software systems dealing with both data and operations in a uniform way. Viewing a system as a community of interacting objects does not solve all prob lems. Beyond the object concept, abstraction and structuring principles are needed, together with languages and methods to work with them.Springer Vieweg in Springer Science + Business Media, Abraham-Lincoln-Straße 46, 65189 Wiesbaden 252 pp. Deutsch. Artikel-Nr. 9783528053864
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book is concerned with conceptual modeling, design and specification of in formation systems. Conventional information systems design starts with separating data from op erations, designing each with its own collection of concepts, methods, tools - and people: conceptual modeling for the imformation structure, and program design for the application programs. The separation carries through until the final implemen tation: data are collected in databases and managed with database management systems, and application programs are implemented with programming languages. This approach tends to suffer from a problem known as impedance mismatch. The basic paradigms underlying databases and programs - modeling, design, languages, and systems - do not fit easily together: there are incompatible type systems, data formats, operation modes, etc. The object-oriented paradigm promises to overcome these problems: a system is viewed as a community of interacting objects, each incorporating data and oper ations. While we still have object-oriented programming languages incompatible with object-oriented database systems, ideas and approaches seem to converge to wards homogeneous software systems dealing with both data and operations in a uniform way. Viewing a system as a community of interacting objects does not solve all prob lems. Beyond the object concept, abstraction and structuring principles are needed, together with languages and methods to work with them. Artikel-Nr. 9783528053864
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