Developing Enterprise Java Applications with J2EE™ and UML

Chapter 16. Case Study

• Case Study Background

• Problem Statement

• Rationale and Assumptions

• HomeDirect Requirements

• Inception Phase

• Elaboration Phase

• Remaining Phases

• Summary

Just reading theory will only get you so far. Inevitably, you must get your hands dirty in order to further your understanding.

This chapter provides a hands-on example for those interested in exploring the J2EE technology firsthand.

This is accomplished by:

• Providing you with sufficient detail about a hypothetical but concrete problem

• Walking through several use cases from analysis to implementation

• Using simulated interaction with end users and others to approximate a more realistic iterative scenario

• Providing accompanying implementation to continue the case study

• Offering suggestions ...