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http://www.geocit ies.com/SiliconVa lley/Bridge/8617/j ad.html Exercises: EXIM 1: Implement each association in

ATM implementation model. Use oneway or twowaypointers as the semantics of the problem dictates. Explain your answers.

Exercises: EXIM 1: Answer

An arrow indicates that the association is implemented in the given direction.Because

of the large amounts of data for an ATM we used two-way pointers forassociations that are traversed in both directions we avoided

one-way pointerscombined with backward searching. Note that most of the associations in thedomain model may be traversed either way, but

associations for the applicationmodel are traversed only one way. ATM <> RemoteTransactio n

 This association would be implicit for the ATM. However, it would beneeded for the consortium and bank computers. Given

a transaction wemust be able to find the ATM. Given an ATM we might want to find allthe transactions for a summary report.

RemoteTransactio n <> Update

Obviously we must be able to find the updates for a transaction. However,we also

must be able to go the other way. We might find the updates foran account and then need to find the transactions, such as to get the dateand time.


CashCard <> CardAuthorization

A cash card must know its authorization. An authorization must also

knowabout its cash cards.

84 Bank <> CardAuthorization

An authorization must be able to reference its bank and a bank must beable to find all authorizations (to facilitate issuing of card codes).

CashCardBoundar y < AccountBoundary

This association is purely an artifact for the convenience of importing

andexporting data. TransactionControl ler > RemoteTransactio n

A transaction controller must know about its transactions. There is no needto go the other way. Consequently, there is no need to

implement the association in both directions.We will choose to have pointers that retrieve cash card data for an account.

(Thedecision on which way to implement is arbitrary and we could do it the otherway.) TransactionControl ler >

RemoteTransactio n

A transaction controller must know about its transactions. There is no needto go the other way.

Exercises: EXIM 2:

Implement each association in the class diagram. Use one-way pointers whereverpossible. Should any of the

association ends be ordered? Explain your answers. Exercises: EXIM 2: Answer An arrow indicates that the

association is implemented in the given direction. Text <> Box

The user can edit text and the box must resize, so there should be a pointerfrom text to box. Text is only allowed in boxes, so we presume that a

usermay grab a box and move it, causing the enclosed text to also move. Sothere should be a pointer from box to text.

Connection <> Box

A box can be dragged and move its connections, so there must be pointersfrom box

to connections. Similarly, a link can be dragged and move its

85connections to boxes, so there must also be a

pointer from connection tobox. There is no obvious ordering. Connection <> Link

Same explanation as Connection <> Box

Collection > ordered Box

Given a collection we must be able to find the boxes.

There does not seem to be a need to traverse the

other way. There likely isan ordering of boxes, regarding their foreground / background hierarchyfor visibility

Collection > ordered Link

Same explanation asCollection > ordered Box

86

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