Model driven development using smart use cases and domain driven design
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1. The document discusses model driven development with smart use cases, domain driven design, and Tobago MDA. 2. It introduces smart use cases, domain driven design concepts, and software architecture considerations for model driven development. 3. An example is provided of generating code from a simple smart use case model and domain model using Tobago MDA.
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Presentation UserControls
Panels
Use cases
Process Workflow
Domain objects / Entities
Domain Factories / Repositories
Enums / Value objects / Smart references
[Mapping]
Table Gateways
Data / Services Queries
[Mapping]
Outside world Database
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![A SIMPLE DOMAIN MODEL
class Budapest.Business
«business class» «business class»
Cust omer Cont act
+ Name: string + Name: string
+ Address: string * + Email: Email [0..1]
+ Postcode: Postcode + Phone: PhoneNumber [0..1]
+ City: string + Department: Departments
+ Country: SmartRef
+ Website: Url [0..1]
«enumeration»
Depart ments
Sal es
Purchasing
Helpdesk
Management
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Model driven development using smart use cases and domain driven design
- 1. MODEL DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT With smart use cases, domain driven design and Tobago MDA
- 2. SANDER HOOGENDOORN Capgemini Principal technology officer Chief architect Accelerated Delivery Platform (ADP) Global agile thought leader Other Author books and articles Speaker at international conferences Microsoft Partner Advisory Council .NET Capping IT Off Blog Magazine columns Editorial boards & Advisory boards Web www.sanderhoogendoorn.com www.smartusecase.com Twitter: @aahoogendoorn LinkedIn: aahoogendoorn INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 2 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 3. AGENDA Today’s topics Smart use cases Domain driven design Software architecture Model driven development with Tobago MDA Generating code with Tobago MDA Demo(s)! INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 3 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 4. SMART USE CASES A YAGNI approach to requirements
- 5. AGILE REQUIREMENTS - APPROACH Cloud Level Kite Level Sea Level Fish Level B D A Hierarchical E A D D Processes B C F Use Cases Smart Project Hierarchical C Use Cases Scope Processes D Chronological Processes INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 5 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 6. CLOUD LEVEL INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 6 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 7. KITE LEVEL INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 7 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 8. MODELING SMART USE CASES – SEA AND FISH LEVEL INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 8 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 10. DOMAIN DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT A brief introduction
- 11. DOMAIN DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT - VOCABULARY Entity Object in the domain model not defined by its attributes, but by a thread of continuity and identity Value object Has no conceptual identity. Describe a characteristic of a thing Repository Methods for retrieving domain objects should delegate to a specialized 'repository' object such that alternative implementations may be easily interchanged. Factory Methods for creating domain objects should delegate to a specialized 'factory' object such that alternative implementations may be easily interchanged. Service Implement if an operation does not conceptually belong to any entity Implement these operations in services INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 11 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 12. DOMAIN DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT – EXTENDED VOCABULARY Enumeration * Restricted and limited set of possible values Apply only when set of values never changes Smart reference * Generic reference entity Restricted but unlimited list of possible values Apply when only reference matters, not additional values, like in reports or drop downs INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 12 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 14. ENTITY ATTRIBUTES – TYPES OF ATTRIBUTES Basic types string, integer, DateTime Including nullable wrapping Enumerations Genders, Categories Value objects No specific instances Isbn, Postcode, Bsn Simple references Smart references, such as Language, County Associations Other entities such as Customer, Product Within or outside aggregate INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 14 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 15. VALUE OBJECT – IN USE INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 15 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 16. SMART REFERENCE - TABLE INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 16 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 17. SMART REFERENCE – IN USE INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 17 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 18. SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURE A true requirements for model driven development
- 19. Pages Presentation UserControls Panels Use cases Process Workflow Domain objects / Entities Domain Factories / Repositories Enums / Value objects / Smart references [Mapping] Table Gateways Data / Services Queries [Mapping] Outside world Database INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 19 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 20. MODEL DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT With Tobago MDA
- 21. User interface Software Architecture specification 1. Map your 5. Finalize your business processes application Existing to smart use cases Applications Smart use cases Forms Use cases 4. Generate your code using Tobago MDA a text template Frameworks Specifications engine Domain Domain Model objects Data / Service Business classes models 2. Set up your Test 3. Establish scenario’s domain model your software Databases architecture(s) INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 21 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 22. MODEL DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT – TEMPLATE ENGINES Characteristics Load UML model (expressed in XMI) Load templates (from flat files) Combine elements from UML model with templates to generate deliverables Templates Templates contains code that runs in template engine Templates might use a folder model Generation process Ability to generate all or individual UML model elements Which UML model elements are supported? Generated deliverables can be code but also any other document type INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 22 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 23. MODEL DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT - TEMPLATE ENGINES Properties can be used in templates Template engine knows (part of) the UML meta model INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 23 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 24. MODEL DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT - TEMPLATES INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 24 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 25. GENERATE MANY THINGS E.G. TABLE CREATE SCRIPTS INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 25 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 26. GENERATING CODE A quick example
- 27. A SIMPLE SMART USE CASE MODEL uc Manage Customer «search» Select Customer «incl ude» «master detail» Manage Customer Site Administrator (from A ctors) «extend» «define» Define Contact INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 27 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 28. A SIMPLE DOMAIN MODEL class Budapest.Business «business class» «business class» Cust omer Cont act + Name: string + Name: string + Address: string * + Email: Email [0..1] + Postcode: Postcode + Phone: PhoneNumber [0..1] + City: string + Department: Departments + Country: SmartRef + Website: Url [0..1] «enumeration» Depart ments Sal es Purchasing Helpdesk Management INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 28 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 29. USING TOBAGO MDA INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 29 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 30. GENERATED CODE IN ASP.NET INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 30 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 31. GENERATED CODE IN SILVERLIGHT INTRODUCTION TO AGILE 31 ©2011 Capgemini. All Rights Reserved
- 33. REFERENCES AND QUESTIONS sander.hoogendoorn@capgemini.com www.sanderhoogendoorn.com | www.smartusecase.com | www.accelerateddeliveryplatform.com @aahoogendoorn