vivek oswal
Posts: 2
Nickname: vivekoswal
Registered: Nov, 2003
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Re: Structured Analysis and Java?
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Posted: Nov 24, 2003 11:48 PM
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hey,
I currently have an inventory control system to design and implement. I am only familiar with structured analysis techniques. I prefer using java as my programming language,
>> Why do you prefer java as your PL!
but people told me in order to use java i have to perform an Object-Oriented Analysis for the system.
>> Well it is not an absolute necessity, but
>> applying structured analysis and design can cause
>> an impedance mismatch, although you can pretty much
>> carry out your requirements specification thing using
>> whatever techniques you want and apply some light weight
>> OOAD method to drive the design and implementation from
>> there on...
Can't i use structured analysis to find my tables and then build the application in java to handle those tables?
>> Yes you can, java does not enforce any restrictions
>> on the kind of analysis that you carry out! ;-)
>> Also note that, OOAD methods are more above behaviour
>> rather then finding tables, so you will still need to do
>> something about associating roles and behaviour to your
>> objects...infact, finding tables is a side-effect of
>> this activity!
My second question is if i use OO analysis and java can i use Microsoft Access for my DBMS? Is there a way of mapping the objects to an access database?
>> Yes you can. you can use OR mapping tools from apache
>> or elsewhere!
cheers,
vivek
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