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1 Implementation Work Flow CSC 532: Advanced Software Engineer Louisiana Tech University
2 Topics to cover Introduction Artifacts Workers Activities
3 Introduction l Fundamental goal is to build a working version of system. l Craft out the Architecture l Implement the Design in terms of components. l Plan System Integrations l Implement Design classes and subsystems l Unit test components l Integrate Components.
4 Implementation Workflow Activities and Workers Architect! & Developers! Architectural! Implementation! System Integrator! Integrate! System! Component! Engineer! Implement! a Class! Implement a! Subsystem/component! Perform a Test!
5 Artifacts l Implementation Model - Component - Implementation subsystem - Interface l Architecture Description - View of Implementation Model l Integration Build Plan
6 Implementation Model l Describes how elements of design model are implemented in terms of components such as source code, executable, etc. l Describe how components are organized using the structuring and modularization mechanisms of the implementation environment and programming languages l Hierarchy of Implementation (sub) Systems containing Components and Interfaces
7 Component l Physical packaging of model elements l Standard stereotypes which the UML assigns Ø <<executable>> -- a program that may run on a node Ø <<library>> -- static or dynamic library Ø <<file>> -- static or dynamic library Ø <<table>> -- a database table Ø <<document>> -- a document Ø technology specific (<<ActiveX>>, <<Applet>>, <<DLL>>, <<CORBA Component>>, etc.)
8 Component Diagram <<Page>> Search.html <<Executable>> Search.exe <<page>> Front.html <<table>> Book.html <<table>> Author.
9 Implementation of subsystem l Organize implementation model artifacts into more manageable pieces l Manifested by a packaging mechanism in implementation environment Ø Component packages Ø Interfaces l Trace one-to-one with design subsystems Ø same dependencies to other subsystems, interfaces Ø provides same interfaces maps one-to-one with which components or other implementation subsystems within the subsystem provide the interfaces of the subsystem
10 Interface l As in design, interfaces define the operations implemented by components and implementation subsystems l A component that realizes (and thus provides) an interface must implement all the operations defined by the interface Accounting <<interface>> Post() Accounting
11 Component implementation with build tools l Build tools Ø Ø Ø Unix make Ant: XML based build tool Organize implementation into modules source Document Output (binary) package
12 Architectural Description l implementation model l Decomposition of implementation model into subsystems, their interfaces, and dependencies between them l Key components Ø trace to architecturally significant design classes Ø executable components Ø components that are general, central, or implement generic design mechanisms that many other components depend on
13 Integrate Build Plan l Describes the build that will occur with In a given iteration. l Build plan for each increment Ø list of functionality: use cases and/or scenarios Ø list of implementation subsystems and components l Test each build, including regression tests l Configuration management with the c build plan enit
14 WORKERS v v v ARCHITECT COMPONENT ENGINEER SYSTEM INTEGRATOR
15 ARCHITECT l Outlines the implementation model. l Ensure the completeness and correctness. l Mapping the executable components onto nodes within the deployment model. l Include the components from the implementation model and the updated contents of deployment model.
16 Component Engineer l Is responsible for the source code of the components and subsystems. l For coding the interfaces associated with components and subsystems. l Is responsible for unit testing of his or her components.
17 Unit Testing l Specification testing l Note that black box testing is not unit testing l Structural testing or white box testing control flow graph Method flow graph Class flow graph
18 System Integrator l Is responsible for designing integration build plan and performing incremental integration.
19 Implementation Workflow Activities and Workers Architect! Architectural! Implementation! System Integrator! Integrate! System! Component! Engineer! Implement a! Subsystem! Implement! a Class! Perform a Unit Test!
20 End chapter Questions/Review l What are main activities in this workflow? l Describe what are necessary tools or processes in this workflow and how they can help growing maturity of, improving quality of the SW product?
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