O'Reilly - UML 2.0 in a Nutshell

• UML 2.0 in a Nutshell
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• dedication Dedication
• Preface
  • About This Book
  • How to Use This Book
  • Typographic Conventions
  • Safari Enabled
  • Comments and Questions
  • Acknowledgments
• Chapter 1.  Fundamentals of UML
  • Section 1.1.  Getting Started
  • Section 1.2.  Background
  • Section 1.3.  UML Basics
  • Section 1.4.  UML Specifications
  • Section 1.5.  Putting UML to Work
  • Section 1.6.  Modeling
  • Section 1.7.  UML Rules of Thumb
• Chapter 2.  Class Diagrams
  • Section 2.1.  Classes
  • Section 2.2.  Attributes
  • Section 2.3.  Operations
  • Section 2.4.  Methods
  • Section 2.5.  Abstract Classes
  • Section 2.6.  Relationships
  • Section 2.7.  Interfaces
  • Section 2.8.  Templates
  • Section 2.9.  Variations on Class Diagrams
• Chapter 3.  Package Diagrams
  • Section 3.1.  Representation
  • Section 3.2.  Visibility
  • Section 3.3.  Importing and Accessing Packages
  • Section 3.4.  Merging Packages
  • Section 3.5.  Variations on Package Diagrams
• Chapter 4.  Composite Structures
  • Section 4.1.  Composite Structures
  • Section 4.2.  Collaborations
  • Section 4.3.  Collaboration Occurrences
• Chapter 5.  Component Diagrams
  • Section 5.1.  Components
  • Section 5.2.  Component Views
• Chapter 6.  Deployment Diagrams
  • Section 6.1.  Artifacts
  • Section 6.2.  Nodes
  • Section 6.3.  Deployment
  • Section 6.4.  Variations on Deployment Diagrams
• Chapter 7.  Use Case Diagrams
  • Section 7.1.  Use Cases
  • Section 7.2.  Actors
  • Section 7.3.  Advanced Use Case Modeling
  • Section 7.4.  Use Case Scope
• Chapter 8.  Statechart Diagrams
  • Section 8.1.  Behavioral State Machines
  • Section 8.2.  States
  • Section 8.3.  State Machine Extension
  • Section 8.4.  Protocol State Machines
  • Section 8.5.  Pseudostates
  • Section 8.6.  Event Processing
  • Section 8.7.  Variations on Statechart Diagrams
• Chapter 9.  Activity Diagrams
  • Section 9.1.  Activities and Actions
  • Section 9.2.  Tokens
  • Section 9.3.  Activity Nodes
  • Section 9.4.  Advanced Activity Modeling
• Chapter 10.  Interaction Diagrams
  • Section 10.1.  What Are Interactions?
  • Section 10.2.  Interaction Participants
  • Section 10.3.  Messages
  • Section 10.4.  Execution Occurrences
  • Section 10.5.  State Invariants
  • Section 10.6.  Event Occurrences
  • Section 10.7.  Traces
  • Section 10.8.  Combined Fragments
  • Section 10.9.  Interaction Occurrences
  • Section 10.10.  Decomposition
  • Section 10.11.  Continuations
  • Section 10.12.  Sequence Timing
  • Section 10.13.  Alternate Interaction Notations
• Chapter 11.  Tagged Values, Stereotypes, and UML Profiles
  • Section 11.1.  Modeling and UML in Context
  • Section 11.2.  Stereotypes
  • Section 11.3.  Tagged Values
  • Section 11.4.  Constraints
  • Section 11.5.  UML Profiles
  • Section 11.6.  Tools and How They Use Profiles
• Chapter 12.  Effective Diagramming
  • Section 12.1.  Wallpaper Diagrams
  • Section 12.2.  Sprawling Scope
  • Section 12.3.  One Diagram/One Abstraction
  • Section 12.4.  Besides UML
• Appendix A.  MDA: Model-Driven Architecture
  • Section A.1.  What Is MDA?
  • Section A.2.  The Models of MDA
  • Section A.3.  Design Decisions
  • Section A.4.  Sewing the Models Together
  • Section A.5.  Transforming Models
  • Section A.6.  Languages to Formally Describe MDA
• Appendix B.  The Object Constraint Language
  • Section B.1.  OCL Basics
  • Section B.2.  OCL Syntax
  • Section B.3.  Advanced OCL Modeling
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