Aggregate architecture -- Building model-driven J2EE systems with UML

Author: Lü Qingzhong
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: This book emphasizes that a suitable architecture is a key factor in the successful development of large-scale software systems. Based on the fundamental principles of component software engineering, it discusses the concepts, frameworks, and practical applications of component architecture. It is the first to unify business design, project design, and system design, outlining a blueprint for generating applications from an architecture framework. The book introduces many practical software technologies, such as Model-Driven Architecture (MDA), Responsibility-Driven Design (RDD), and the Unified Modeling Language, and systematically explores the principles and application examples of component architecture. Specific topics include widely prevalent architectural styles in the IT field, the development history of component architecture, the framework principles of component architecture discussed from four aspects—meta-models of component architecture, meta-models of component components, IT organization models, and development process models—as well as architectural development environments. The book is innovative in content, well-structured, and presents new software concepts and technologies in an accessible manner, with strong practical guidance. It is suitable for reading by CEOs/CEIs, architecture designers, J2EE/EJB developers, software engineers, and various researchers interested in software architecture and UML applications.