Perform Robustness analysis in Java Architecture

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What is Robustness Analysis?

Rosenberg and Stephen introduced robustness analysis as a way for filling the gap between analysis (the what) and design (the how).

The robustness diagrams are used to perform robustness analysis and they are not described by the UML specification. We can mark robustness type with stereo types in UML.

The Elements of A Robustness Analysis:

Boundary Object – The interface between the system and the outside world. The boundary objects are typically screens or web pages. The presentation tier component where the actor interacts with the application. In Java architecture JSP, JSF Pages, Swingh JFrame, Java ME Midlet are treated as boundary object.

Control Object  – Control objects are the “glue” between boundary and entity objects. In Java EE architecture Servlets/Session Beans are treated as control objects.

Entity Object – Entity objects are usually objects from the domain model. The JPA Entities are treated as Entity Object.

A Case Study

The following use case will be designed using Robustness analysis.

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