Part I: The UML-F profile
This part presents the notational elements that comprise the UML-F profile. Chapter 1 points out what a profile is and why the development and adaptation of framework architectures requires one.
The UML presentation in Chapter 2 follows a trend in the UML community. As UML has become quite complex, development teams often use subsets for modeling systems. This chapter summarizes a UML subset that has proven useful in several framework projects and thus forms the basis of UML-F. That UML subset stresses class, object, and sequence diagrams.
Chapter 3 discusses the extension mechanism that UML-F relies on. The tag concept is defined as a unification and improvement of the UML extension mechanisms tagged values and stereotypes. ...
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