9. The history of UML (1/2) State Charts Harel State Charts Booch OMT Rumbaugh and others UML 0.8 Booch/Rumbaugh OOPSLA Conference 1995 OOSE Jacobson UML 0.9 “The three amigos” 1996 UML 1.1 “The three amigos” 1996 OCL IBM OMG acceptance 11/17/97 (UML 1.2) OMG 1998 Unified Process Jacobson and others Remained unofficial due to lawsuit
10. The history of UML (2/2) (UML 1.2) OMG 1998 Remained unofficial due to lawsuit UML 1.3 OMG 1999 OMG obtains copyright in UML XMI ISO acceptance 10/19/00 (ISO/DIN 19501-1) UML 1.4 OMG 2001 UML 1.5 OMG 2003 UML 2.0 OMG 2003/adopted OCUP certification UML 2.0 OMG 2005/final UML 2.1 OMG 2006 UML 2.2 OMG 2007? UML v. 1.2 through 1.5 contained several corrections and extensions. Version 2.0 represents a fundamental review of UML, in which the specification and the metamodel, as well as the extent of coverage, have been extensively redesigned Officially published in August 2005
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15. A simplified section of the metamodel You can find each word of UML, as a class in the metamodel. Figure shows a simplified section of the metamodel. You can see three elements –class, property and operation- and that a class can have an arbitrary number of properties (attributes) and and arbitrary number of operations.
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18. The four-layer architecture of UML M0 M1 M2 M3 Runtime Model UML Model, user modeling level UML metamodel, classes for all available UML elements Meta-metamodel Meta-Object Facility (MOF) used to model, for example, the UML metamodel Customer Order 1 * Class Association Class Association <<instanceOf>> <<instanceOf>> <<instanceOf>> <<instanceOf>> <<instanceOf>> <<instanceOf>> <<instanceOf>> <<instanceOf>>
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