CBDI Forum
CBDI Service Oriented Architecture Practice Portal
Independent Guidance for Service Architecture and Engineering
Search:

CBDI Knowledgebase

Report Summary
Title: CBDi Forum Journal - February 1998
Author:
Publication Date: 14 March 2001
Report Type: Interact
Abstract: CBDi Forum Journal - February 1998 UML Extensions The benefits of a standard modelling notation are obvious, for example, common communications and reduction in training costs. A key goal of the Object Managment Group (OMG) was to enable tool interoperability, and with many tool vendors quickly supporting the Unified Modelling Language (UML) standard, one would expect interoperability to be straightforward. However, whilst UML contains a set of core concepts that have been accepted by the OMG as the standard, it also contains an extension mechanism by which additional concepts can be added. Whilst this is both useful and necessary, it may also give rise to some confusion. It is sensible to h
Report Access Type:
  Silver/Gold (Premium)
Available for separate purchase Single copies of recent CBDI Journals may be purchased
Login
Username: 
Password: 
 
   
Please note that by proceeding you are providing the CBDi Forum with approval to use cookies. Please also ensure that you have cookies enabled in your browser.
 

  © Everware-CBDI Inc 1999-2008