 | Level: Intermediate David Bridgewater (dbridgewater@jbridge.co.uk), Java/WebSphere Trainer, Studio B
15 Aug 2005 Learn how to identify design problems in your code with the architectural discovery tools in IBM Rational Software Architect. This second tutorial in a two-part series uses a sample Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) application to show you how to use architectural discovery to visualize design problems in your code.
Prerequisites
Some familiarity with Java and J2EE programming is assumed. This tutorial does involve some optional programming elements. However, the main focus is on showing how you can use Rational Software Architect to identify and diagnose bad design techniques. This tutorial also assumes that you have reasonable familiarity with Unified Modeling Language (UML) -- in particular, class diagrams.
Exposing design flaws in your code, Part 1: Code review
System requirements
To complete the steps in this tutorial, you need:
- Rational Software Architect. You can download a trial version at no charge.
- AntiPatternWeb2.zip (included with the tutorial).
Duration
Under one hour
Formats html, pdf
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