A Stepwise Inheritance Framework for Object Behavior Models
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Using object-oriented techniques, one can build software that models the real world more closely. In objectoriented analysis and design, two types of closely interrelated models have been built which specify the static structure and the dynamic behavior of objects. Much work based on those models deals with how to use inheritance to support reuse and easy extension more precisely. In this paper, we are concerned with the dynamic aspects of objects, and define a behavior inheritance relationship between a class and its subclass. We present a set of derivation operations based on the incremental design of the behavior model. The operations preserve the behavior inheritance relationship between classes. The result makes a theoretical base for making new classes by reusing the existing classes in objectoriented system development.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E80-D No.5 pp.573-584
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Suk-Hyung HWANG, Yoshihiro TSUJINO, Nobuki TOKURA, "A Stepwise Inheritance Framework for Object Behavior Models" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
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Abstract: Using object-oriented techniques, one can build software that models the real world more closely. In objectoriented analysis and design, two types of closely interrelated models have been built which specify the static structure and the dynamic behavior of objects. Much work based on those models deals with how to use inheritance to support reuse and easy extension more precisely. In this paper, we are concerned with the dynamic aspects of objects, and define a behavior inheritance relationship between a class and its subclass. We present a set of derivation operations based on the incremental design of the behavior model. The operations preserve the behavior inheritance relationship between classes. The result makes a theoretical base for making new classes by reusing the existing classes in objectoriented system development.
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