Designing Web Applications
Two major activities of designing Web applications are significantly different from designing other systems: partitioning of objects onto the client or server and defining Web page user interfaces. The Web Application Extension for UML has defined for us a notation we can use to express the Web technology components of the system with the rest of the model.
Proper partitioning of the business objects in a Web application is critical and depends very much on the architecture. Objects may reside exclusively on the server, the client, or both. In a sophisticated Web application, it is likely that input field validation objects and specialized user interface widgets will run on the client, whereas container objects, such ...
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