Java程序辅导

COMP5028 Object Oriented Analysis and Design  Semester 2, 2004 
 
 
Laboratory session One  
Storie Dixson 432A 
Wednesday August 4, 2004 
School of Information Technologies 
The University of Sydney 
 
 
 
Objective 
· Get familiar with a UML tool 
· Learn to draw simple class diagram to express class relationship   
· Practice reverse engineering and design pattern recognition on an automatically generated 
Java package (advanced1). 
Tasks 
A Install and launch ArgoUML v0.16 
1 Download the local copy of ArgoUML 0.16 from the link 
www.cs.usyd.edu.au/~comp5028/software/ArgoUML-0.16.zip. You can also click 
the link directly from the course web. 
2 Create a directory called ArgoUML-0.16 and extract all files to that directory. 
3 Launch  ArgoUML by typing the command “java –jar argouml.jar” in a 
shell window. 
4 Alternatively you can use the Visio tool already installed on the lap PC 
B. Draw a Class diagram for a book chapter with the following structure: a chapter 
comprises several sections, each of which comprises several paragraphs and figures. A 
paragraph comprises several sentences, each of which comprises several words. (You 
may ignore punctuation and you needn’t pursue the structure of a figure any further). 
Show as much information as you could (like stereotypes, associations , multiplicities) 
C. The package com.contoso.stockservice.wse.samples._2003._06 in 
StockSample.jar consists of 6 automatically generated Java files. Those files are 
used as a proxy to call a remote object StockServiceSoap. StockServiceSoap 
object has a public method (operation) stockServiceRequest(). Extract all source 
files using command “java xvf StockSample.jar” Draw a class diagram for 
StockSample.jar to see if it helps you understand the structure of the package.  
Compare this with the proxy design   
                                                
1 Some lab may include an advanced task, which involves in-depth understanding of the concepts covered 
in current week. This is designed for students who want more challenge in the early stage. Eventually, you 
should find it easier to finish after a few more weeks’ learning and practicing. Please be advised that 
something being marked as “advanced” does  not mean you are not required to grasp it.