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1、Software Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Table 22.1 Stakeholder summary for the Odd Shoe CompanySoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Table 22.2 Risk register for the Odd Shoe CompanySoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.1 The process map for the O

2、dd Shoe CompanySoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Table 22.3 Cash flow for the Odd Shoe CompanySoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.2 Definition of business process for customer purchasing shoes over the InternetSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken

3、Lunn 2003Figure 22.3 Sell to customer processSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Table 22.4 Identification of candidate use cases for the Odd Shoe Company selling processSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.4 Use case diagram for the Internet ordering syste

4、m for the Odd Shoe CompanySoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.5 Use case description for visiting the home pageSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.6 Odd Shoe Company home pageSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.7 Use ca

5、se description for the browse catalogue use caseSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.8 The Odd Shoe Company top catalogue page, displaying stylesSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.9 The Odd Shoe Company second level catalogue page, displaying sum

6、mary for each shoe in styleSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.10 the Odd Shoe Company detailed shoe pageSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.11 Use case description for View Shopping Basket use caseSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn

7、 2003Figure 22.12 Prototype screen for the Odd Shoe Company shopping basketSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.13 Analysis sequence diagram for the browse catalogue use case primary pathSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.14 Collaboration diagram

8、 for the primary path of the browse catalogue use case for the odd shoe companySoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.15 Preliminary class diagram, showing the major entity objects and the attributesSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.16 Organizatio

9、n of the screens to support the browse catalogue use case, shown as a class diagramSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.17 Design sequence diagram for the browse catalogue use caseSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.18 Collaboration diagram showin

10、g the design for the primary path of the browse catalogue use caseSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.19 Class diagram showing the entity objects with operations and attributesSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.20 Screen navigation extended to show operations indicating what can be done in each screenSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.21 The session control object for the Web siteSoftware Development with UML Copyright Ken Lunn 2003Figure 22.22 Operation specification for th