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This category is on BON, Business Object Notation, a modelling language to model business processes in object-oriented (OO) software development, a method and graphic notation for high level OO analysis and design. OO methods have unusual potential for code reuse and seamlessness. BON allows seamless analysis, design, and implementation for developing software. BON's creator was Jean-Marc Nerson, [MORE]
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A Comparison of the Business Object Notation and the Unified Modeling Language
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A 1999 technical report by Richard F. Paige and Jonathan S. Ostroff. Available in Postscript and PDF format.
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An Introduction to BON
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Brief, very clear document treats main ideas; text, diagrams, bibliography.
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BON Method
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Treats many aspects of BON: overview, reversibility, contracts, book, BONsai diagram tool; by Kim Waldén, one of BON co-inventors.
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Seamless Object-Oriented Software Architecture: Analysis and Design of Reliable Systems
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By Kim Waldén, Jean-Marc Nerson; Prentice Hall, 1994, ISBN 0130313033. In development, OO methods stand out in promise for code reuse and making program analysis, design, implementation a seamless process. Free download file, PDF.
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The BON Analysis and Design Method
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BON: The analysis and design method for reliability, reusabilility and reversibility.
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