OOP

From UML model to xml schema
Hello all, My actual task is to produce a set of xml schema files from an UML model. These schema files will be used to describe web services messages (in wsdl files). The UML model is quite complex. Lot of classes and lot of associations. Web services developers want to have one xml schema type for one cla... 15 Jun 2007 04:37

Lahman on different views of DbC was Best forum for OOD/Designby Contract discussions?
Responding to Carter... Umm. You didn't define your abbreviations before using them, I make the wild guess that R-T/E means Real Time/Embedded systems? Yes. 1) Is it always "I am done" (and can be garbage collected) or is it the more generic "Somethings Happen"? It has nothing to do with garbage c... 18 Jun 2007 13:50

Lahman on different views of DbC was Best forum for OOD/Design by Contract discussions?
John Carter <john.cartNeOr(a)StPaAiMt.co.nz> wrote: Two brief Queries on your OOA/D "messages === "I'm Done"" view... 1) Is it always "I am done" (and can be garbage collected) or is it the more generic "Somethings Happen"? It is almost always the latter. Such a view mimics real world biological const... 18 Jun 2007 12:48

Lahman on different views of DbC was Best forum for OOD/Design byContract discussions?
On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 18:43:33 +0000, H. S. Lahman wrote: 164 lines snipped< There is nothing wrong with me that could not be cured by a capful of Drano. Wow! And I was expecting a "yes"/"no"/"no, use that one" one liner.. Ok, I take it then this _is_ the appropriate forum for DbC discussions, and once ... 13 Jun 2007 18:13

With embarrasment, need help anyway
It is two weeks I am trying to get the static library "mysqlclient.lib" for Windows (MySql database). If you have one, or can tell me where (really) to get one, please help. Otherwise, I apologize, and please ignore the message. Please do not waste time telling me how to build one. Also the binary download only ... 18 Jun 2007 00:43

Best forum for OOD/Design by Contract discussions?
Can anyone suggest which forum (web/mailing list/usenet/...) is best / most knowledgable / accepting of discussions about the finer points of _language neutral_ (ie. not only eiffel) Object Oriented Design as it relates to Design by Contract? Is suspect it may be comp.object but.. * I'm not sure * I want t... 14 Jun 2007 11:31

Subtractive Modeling (Re: Whose Fish - OO solution)
Jordan Marr wrote: Heck, Jordan's solution has very little inheritance or polymorphism. That doesn't mean I don't think it's a perfectly valid approach. My comment was about the matter of being OO versus not being OO, not necessarily "valid" or not. Jordan's solution is not that OO. It ... 12 Jun 2007 19:11

Maintenance! (Re: Whose Fish - OO solution)
S Perryman wrote: topmind wrote: S Perryman wrote: TM>I was thinking of a way to make this problem more real-world instead TM>of textbook-puzzle-ish. One possible application would be crime TM>solving, or perhaps terrorist tracking. You were told by me, last month, that the problem had ... 14 Jun 2007 14:38

scientific modelling and lessons from software architecture
there is good reason to consider computer science a foundation for scientific modelling object-oriented declarative or imperative languages are well defined mathematically the categorial approach to term calculi is well developed the language naturally develops around a physical ontology and defini... 13 Jun 2007 20:18

Whose Fish - OO solution
I never posted my solution to Whose Fish, and since my old thread probably has a stigma attached to it, I'll post it here. The object model contains two objects: House, and Street. Each of these objects inherit from EntityBase which is my Domain Supertype that adds validation rule handling and an IsValid propert... 21 Jun 2007 11:33