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Interaction flow modeling language: model-driven UI engineering of web and mobile apps with IFML

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Beteiligte Personen:	Brambilla, Marco (VerfasserIn), Fraternali, Piero (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Amsterdam [u.a.] Morgan Kaufmann 2015
Schriftenreihe:	The MK/OMG Press
Schlagwörter:	World Wide Web Benutzeroberfläche App > Programm UML
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Beschreibung:	Literaturverz. S. 395 - 400
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ISBN:	9780128001080

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adam_text	Contents Foreword .................................................................................................................xiii CHAPTER 1 Introduction ............................................................1 1.1 What IFML is About ......................................................................2 1.2 The IFML Design Principles ..........................................................3 1.3 How to Read this Book ..................................................................5 1 .3.1 Structure of the Book ...........................................................6 1.4 On-line Resources ..........................................................................6 1.5 Background ....................................................................................7 1.6 Acknowledgment ............................................................................8 CHAPTER^ IFML in a Nutshell ............................„.....................9 2.1 Scope and Perspectives ................................................................... У 2.2 Overview olIFMI. Main Concepts .............................................. I I 2.3 Role o IFMl. in the Development Process .................................. 5 2.4 A Complete Fxample ...................................................................14 2.5 Summan, ol lhe Chapter ...............................................................23 2.6 Bibliographic Notes ......................................................................24 CHAPTER 3 Domain Modeling ..................................................25 3.1 Classes ..........................................................................................26 3.2 Attributes ......................................................................................26 3.3 Identification and Primary Ke> ....................................................27 3.4 Attribute Type and Visibility ........................................................ 2У 3.5 Operations ....................................................................................30 3.6 Generalization Hierarchies ............................................................ M 3.7 Associations ................................................................................32 3.8 Nary Associations and Associations with Attributes ...................34 3.9 Derived Information and the Object Constraint Language lOCL) ............................................................................ lb 3.10 Domain Modeling Patterns and Practico .................................... 3S 3.1 1 The Procos of Domain Modeling W ЗІ I.I Designing the Core Subschema .........................................40 3 1 1.2 IX-signing an Interconnection Subschema ........... .............41 3.1 1.3 IX signing an Access Subschema .......................................41 3 I 1 4 IXsigning a Personalization Subschema ..........................44 vi Contents 3.12 Running Example .........................................................................47 3.13 Summary of the Chapter ............................................................... 49 3.14 Bibliographic Notes ...................................................................... 49 CHAPTER 4 Modeling the Composition of the User Interface .....51 4.1 Interface Organization ..................................................................51 4.2 View Container Nesting ...............................................................53 4.3 View Container Navigation ..........................................................55 4.4 View Container Relevance and Visibility .....................................55 4.5 Windows .......................................................................................57 4.6 Context and Viewpoint .................................................................59 4.7 User Interaction Patterns ..............................................................62 4.8 interface Organization Patterns and Practices ..............................62 4.8.1 Desktop Interface Organization Patterns ...........................62 4.8.2 Web Interface Organization Patterns .................................63 4.8.3 Mobile Interface Organization Patterns .............................70 4.9 Running Example .........................................................................71 4.10 Summary of the Chapter ...............................................................76 4.11 Bibliographic Notes ......................................................................76 CHAPTER 5 Modeling Interface Content and _____ Navigation ............................................................77 5.1 What ViewCon tai ners Contain: ViewComponents .......................78 5.2 Kvenis and Navigation Flows with ViewComponents ..................79 5.3 Content Dependencies: Data Binding ..........................................81 5.4 Input-Output Dependencies: Parameter Binding .........................83 5.5 Extending IFML with Specialized ViewComponents and Events ....................................................................................85 5.3.1 Data Publishing Extensions ...............................................86 5.5.2 Data Entry Extensions .......................................................89 5.6 Comem and Navigation Patterns and Practices ............................91 5.6. 1 PATTERN CN-MD: Master Detail and PATTERN CN-MMD: Master Multidetail ..........................................92 5.6.2 PATTERN CN-MLMD: Multilevel Master Detail ............92 5.6.3 PATTERN CN-DEF: Default Selection .............................92 5.7 Data Entry Patterns .................................................. 9^ 5.7.1 PATTERN DE-FRM. Mukifteld Forms .............................93 5.7.2 PATTERN DE-PLDF: Preloaded Field .............................94 5.7.3 PATTERN DE-PASF: Preassigned Selection Field ...........96 5 7 4 PATTERN DE-DLKP: Data Lookup .................................97 Contents vii 5.7.5 PATTERN DE-CSl·: Cascade Selection Fields ................. УХ 5.7.6 PATTERN DE-WIZ: Wi/ard ............................................. W 5.8 Search Patterns ............................................................................. Џ) 5. H.I PATTERN CS-SRC: Basic Search .................................... W 5.8.2 PATTERN CS-MCS: Multicritena Search ......................101 5.8.3 PATTERN CS-ESR: Faceted Search ...............................101 5.9 Running Example .......................................................................103 5.10 Summary of the Chapter .............................................................113 5.1 1 Bibliographic Notes ....................................................................113 CHAPTER 6 Modeling Business Actions .................................115 6.1 Actions ....................................................................................... 1 16 6.2 Notification .................................................................................119 6.3 Business Action Patterns ............................................................ 1 14 6.3. 1 Content Management Patterns ......................................... I 4 6.3.2 PATTERN А -OCR: Object Creation ...............................120 6.3.3 PATTERN A-OACR: Object and Association Creation ...........................................................................120 6.3.4 PATTERN Λ ODL: Object Deletion ...............................122 6.3.5 PATTERN A-CODL: Cascaded Deletion ........................123 6.3.6 PATTERN А -OM: Object Modification ..........................125 6.3.7 PATTERN А -AM: Association Management .................. I2N 6.3.8 PATTERN A-NOTTE: Notification ..................................130 6.4 Running Example .......................................................................131 6.5 Summary of the Chapter .............................................................136 6.6 Bibliographic Notes ....................................................................136 CHAPTER 7 IFML Extensions ..............................................„..137 7.1 Desktop Extensions .................................................................... I3X 7.1.1 Event Extensions .............................................................138 7.1.2 Component Extensions ....................................................140 7.1.3 Component Part Extensions ..............................................144 7.2 Web Extensions ..........................................................................145 7.2.1 Container Extensions: Pages. Areas, and Site Views ...........145 7.2.2 Event and Interaction Flow Extensions ...........................147 7.2.3 Component Extensions .................................................... I4S 7.3 Mobile Extensions ......................................................................152 7.3.1 Context Extensions ..........................................................153 7.3.2 Containers Extensions .....................................................154 7.3.3 Component and Event Extensions ...................................155 viii Contents 7.3.4 Cameras and Sensors.......................................................I55 7.3.5 Communication ...............................................................156 7.3.6 Position............................................................................157 7.3.7 Maps ................................................................................16° 7.3.8 Gestures...........................................................................161 7.4 Multiscreen Extensions.............................................................. 161 7.5 Summary of the Chapter .............................................................164 7.6 Bibliographic Notes ....................................................................164 CHAPTER 8 Modeling Patterns ..............................................167 8.1 Interface Organization ................................................................167 8.1.1 Reusable Modules ...........................................................167 8.1.2 Master Pages ....................................................................169 8.2 Navigation and Orientation ........................................................173 8.2.1 Toolbars and Menus .........................................................174 8.2.2 PATTERN CN-UP AND CN-BACK: Up and Back Navigation .......................................................................186 8.2.3 PATTERN CN-BREAD: Breadcrumbs ...........................187 8.3 Content Publishing, Scrolling, and Previewing ..........................190 8.3. 1 PATTERN CN-MMD: Master Multidetail ......................190 8.3.2 PATTERN CN-PG: Paging ..............................................192 8.3.3 PATTERN CN-PR: Collection Preview ..........................192 8.3.4 PATTERN CN-Alpha: Alphabetical Filter ......................196 8.4 Data Entry ...................................................................................197 8.4.1 PATTERN DE-TDFP: Type-Dependent Field Properties .........................................................................197 8.4.2 PATTERN DE-RTE: Rich Text Editing ...........................197 8.4.3 PATTERN DE-AUTO: Input Auto-Completion .............................................................198 8.4.4 PATTER DE-DYN: Dynamic Selection Fields ...............201 8.4.5 PATTERN DE-INPL: In-Place Editing ...........................201 8.4.6 PATTERN DE-VAL: Input Data Validation ....................203 8.5 Search .................................................... 204 8.5.1 PATTERN CS-RSRC: Restricted Search ........................204 8.5.2 PATTERN CS-SRCS: Search Suggestions ......................204 8.6 Conteni Management .............................................. 205 8.6.1 PATTERN CM-CBCM: Class-Based Content Management ................................................... 205 86.2 PATTERN CM-PBCM: Page-Based Content Management .................................. 208 Contents ix 8.7 Personalization. Identification, and Authorization .....................208 8.7.1 PATTERN lA-LOGIN: Login .........................................209 8.7.2 PATTFRN IA-LOGOUT: Logout ...................................210 8.7.3 PATTERN IA-ŒX: Context Expiration Notification .....210 8.7.4 PATTERN lA-SPLOG: Login to a Specific ViewContainer .................................................................213 8.7.5 PATTERN ΙΑ -ROLE: User Role Display and Switching .........................................................................213 8.7.6 PATTERN IA-RBP: Role-Based Permissions for View Elements ..........................................................................215 8.7.7 PATTERN IA-NRBP: Negative Role-Based Permissions for View Elements .......................................216 8.7.8 PATTERN IA-OBP: Object-Based Permissions .............217 8.7.9 PATTERN ΙΑ -PRO: User Profile Display and Management ....................................................................217 8.7.10 PATTERN lA-lPSI: In-Place Sign-In ..............................220 8.8 Session Data ...............................................................................220 8.8. 1 PATTERN SES-C R: Creating Session Data from Persistent Data .................................................................222 8.8.2 PATTERN SES-PI-R: Persisting Session Data ................223 8.8.3 PATTERN SES-EXC: Session Data Expiration Catching ...........................................................................224 8.9 Social f -unctions .........................................................................225 8.9.1 PATTERN SOC-AW: Activity Wall ................................225 8.9.2 PATTERN SOC-SH: Sharing. Liking, and Commenting ....................................................................226 8.9.3 PATTERN SOC-FR: Friendship Management ................22« 8.10 GHO Patterns .............................................................................. 22X 8.10.1 PATTERN GEO-LAS: Location-Aware Search .............. 22X 8.11 Summary of the Chapter .............................................................230 8.12 Bibliographic Notes ....................................................................230 CHAPTER 9 IFML by Examples ...............................................233 9.1 Media ShanngApp .....................................................................233 9.1.1 Domain Model .................................................................233 9.1.2 IFML Model ....................................................................234 9.2 Online Auctions ..........................................................................252 9.2.1 Domain Model .................................................................251 92 2 IFML Model ....................................................................256 9.3 Summary of the Chapter .............................................................276 Contents CHAPTER 10 Implementation of Applications Specified with IFML ............................................279 10.1 Implementation of the Front End for URE-HTML Page Templates ....................................................................................282 . 1 Overview of the ViewContainer Computation Steps ......282 .2 Standalone ViewContainer .............................................284 .3 Navigation Across ViewContainers ................................287 .4 Navigation Within the Same ViewContainer ..................290 .5 Forms ..............................................................................293 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. 10. .6 Landmarks and Nested ViewContainers .........................295 .7 Actions ...........................................................................298 .8 Context ...........................................................................299 10.2 Implementation of the Front End for Presentation Frameworks ................................................................................301 10.2. 1 Model- View-Controller and its Adaptation to the Web ...........................................................................301 10.2.2 Mapping IFML to the Spring MVC Framework ............305 10.2.3 Mapping ViewContainers to Spring MVC .....................305 10.2.4 Mapping ViewComponents to Spring MVC ..................310 10.2.5 Mapping Forms to Spring MVC ....................................312 10.2.6 Mapping Operations to the MVC Architecture ..............315 10.3 Implementation of the Front End for Rich Internet Applications ...............................................................................316 10.3.1 Mapping IFML to the RIA Architecture ........................317 10.4 Implementation of the Front End for Mobile Applications ........321 10.4.1 The Android Development Environment .......................322 10.4.2 Mapping IFML to Native Android Code ........................323 10.5 Summary of the Chapter .............................................................333 10.6 Bibliographic Notes ....................................................................333 CHAPTER 11 Tools for Model-Driven Development of .___________ Interactive Applications ......................................335 11.1 Introduction lo Webratio .................................. 335 11.2 Domain Model Design ....................................... 337 11.3 IFML Front-End Design ................................... 338 11.4 Daia Mapping and Alignmenl ........................................... 34I 11.5 Action Design .................................... 11.6 Presentation Design .................................... 11.7 Code Generálion ................................ Contents xi I 1.7.1 Code Generálion lor Web and Rich Internet Application .....................................................................346 I 1.7.2 Code Generat ion lor Mobile Applications .....................350 11.8 Advanced Features .....................................................................350 I 1. 8.1 Model Checking .............................................................350 1 1.8.2 Model Debugging ...........................................................351 1 1.8.3 Cooperative Work and Hnterprise Scale Development ...................................................................351 1 1.8.4 Automatic Documentation .............................................353 1 1.8.5 IFML Extensibility .........................................................354 11.9 Summary of the Chapter .............................................................355 11.10 Bibliographic Notes ....................................................................357 CHAPTER 12 IFML Language Design, Execution, and Integration .........................................................359 12.1 IFML Language Specification Through Metamodelmg .............359 I 2. 1.1 Metaimxlel ......................................................................360 1 2. 1. 2 Hxtensibility ...................................................................36 1 1 2.1.3 Profile. Visual Notation, and Interchange Format ...........162 12.2 H;ML Model Hxecution ..............................................................362 12.2.1 Slate Representai ion ........................................................ Њ} 12.2.2 View Container State ........................................................163 I 2.2.3 Stale ola ViewComponent .............................................364 I 2.2.4 AclivationFxpressions ....................................................364 12.2.5 liveni Processing ............................................................366 1 2.2.6 View-Container Visibility Update ....................................366 12.2.7 ViewComponent Status Update ......................................367 12.2.8 Navigation Historv {Reservation ....................................367 12.2. У Parameter Values Conflicts .............................................371) 12.2.10 ViewComponent Computation Process ..........................371 12.3 IFML Models Integration with Other Swem Modeling Perspectives .................................................................................475 12.3.1 Integration with Business Models and Requirements ...................................................................377 12.3.2 Integration with Content Model and Business Logic ................................................................................177 12.3.3 Integration with Implementation and Deployment Aspects ............................................................................378 12.4 Summan of the Chapter .............................................................3X0 12.5 Bibliographic Notes ....................................................................3X0 xü Contents Appendix A: IFML Notation Summary ............................................................381 Appendix В: List of IFML Design Patterns ......................................................389 References ..............................................................................................................395 Index ......................................................................................................................401
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