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Java Beans: Specifications, Design and Test
Desmond D'Souza, ICON Computing
Component standards like Java Beans promise standard reusable parts that can be easily composed. To be replaceable and scalable, the behavior of a Bean should be described in a way that is abstract (permit many implementations) and precise (clear, unambiguous, a basis for qualification and test). This tutorial will describe an approach to the precise and systematic specification of a Java Bean, extended to its design, implementation, and test.
Participants will: understand how component models extend standard object models; learn how to specify Java Beans precisely: methods, events, etc.; and see how precise specifications map to designs and tests.
Attendee Background: Attendees must be familiar with Java, and Java Beans basics.
Desmond D'Souza is the President and CTO of ICON Computing, Inc. and a member of the faculty at the Software Quality Institute at the University of Texas at Austin. Mr. D'Souza publishes and speaks regularly at various object forums, and has used object technology since 1985. He is an author of the Catalysis method, writes the Modeling for Java column in the Journal of Object-Oriented Programming and in Report on Object Analysis and Design. He may be contacted at dsouza@iconcomp.com.
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