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SENG 426Tool Presentation

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Lab Info• ELW B220• Wednesday (2:30 pm – 4:20 pm)

• Sherif Saad [email protected]– Lab B325– Office A342

• Lab website:http://www.ece.uvic.ca/~shsaad/seng426/

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Agenda• Project Overview.• Schedule and Evaluation.• Tools Presentation.

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Project Overview• JWP

– Word Processor written in J2SE.– Editing Plain Text and RTE files.

• Project Objectives:– Applying the quality checking techniques

and software engineering concepts.– expose and fix defects exist in the

code.– Improve the JWP quality.

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Project ScheduleActivity Weight

Project Part 1: Program Understanding and

Documentation(Due Jan 29, 2009)

8%

Project Part 2: Program Inspection

(Due Feb 12, 2009)10%

Project Part 3: Test Preparation(Due Mar 12, 2009) 10%

Project Part 4: Test Execution(Due Apr 2, 2009) 12%

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Project Part 1

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Program Understanding and Documentation

Points = 20

Points = 15

Project Part 1 (continue…)

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Program Understanding and Documentation

Points = 20

Points = 10

Project Part 1 (continue…)

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Program Understanding and Documentation

Points = 15

Points = 20

Tool Presentation• Required Software

– Netbeans.– Rational Rose.– Bugzilla.– JUnit and EMMA.– CASRE (Computer Aided Software

Reliability Estimation).

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NetBeans• You can use NetBeans for:

– IDE for programming and executing the code

– JUnit testing (later!)– Code coverage using EMMA (later!)

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Importing JWP• Download the JWP project source

code from:– http://www.ece.uvic.ca/~shsaad/seng42

6/downloads.html• Also download the project details pdf

file and part one marking distribution

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Importing JWP

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Create New Project

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Choose Project Name

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Add Project Source

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Add Project Source

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Add Project Source

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Add Project Source

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Add Project Source

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Add Project Source

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Reverse Engineering • You can reverse engineering JWP and

create your UML diagrams Using:• 1- NetBeans.• 2- Rational Rose.

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Reverse Engineering (NetBeans)

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Reverse Engineering (NetBeans)

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Reverse Engineering (NetBeans)

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Reverse Engineering (NetBeans)

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Reverse Engineering (NetBeans)

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Reverse Engineering (NetBeans)

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Reverse Engineering (NetBeans)

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Reverse Engineering (NetBeans)

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Reverse Engineering (NetBeans)

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Reverse Engineering (Rational Rose)

• Following features of Rational Rose will be used:– Reverse Engineering– Creating various UML Diagrams

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Rational Rose

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Import JWP• Go to Tools and select Java/J2EE reverse engineering

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Import JWP• From the Java reverse engineering dialog Click on edit class path

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Import JWP• From the Project Specification dialog Click on insert new

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Import JWP• From the Project Specification dialog Click on insert new

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Import JWP• From the Add to Classpath dialog Click on Directory

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Import JWP• Browse your directories and select the JWP src directory, and then press OK

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Import JWP• From the JWP src directory select the package you want to reverse engineering it• For example select JWP package and then press Add ALL

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Import JWP• Now after adding the java classes click on Select ALL and then click on Reverse.• When the process complete click on Done

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Import JWP• Go to rational rose main window , then under the logical view you should see your java

code within its packaged hierarchy.

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Import JWP• From their you can drag the classes into a new class diagram to see how they are

connected. See the image below.

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Assignment• One email per group listing group

member names and student numbers– To: [email protected]

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Lab Links• For more info on NetBeans check out

the following URLs:– More support docs for NetBeans can be

found at: • http://www.netbeans.org/kb/

– UML Modeling Learning Trail• http://www.netbeans.org/kb/trails/uml.html

• For more info on NetBeans check out the following URLs:

• http://homepages.uel.ac.uk/D.Bowden/

THANKS

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