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PART Ⅰ FOUNDATIONS1

Chapter 1 Convergence of Communities3

Models for e-Business4

Stakeholder Communities5

Consumer6

Business Analyst8

Web Application Specialist9

System Integration Specialist10

Content Developer10

Part Ⅰ. Foundations11

Part Ⅱ. XML Vocabularies11

ContentsForeword11

Road Map for This Book11

Part Ⅲ. Deployment12

Steps for Success13

Preface15

Chapter 2 What Is an XML Application?15

HTML, XML, and XHTML15

XML Vocabularies18

XML Presentation23

Cascading Style Sheets23

XSLT Stylesheets26

Chapter Summary29

Steps for Success30

Chapter 3 What Is a UML Model?31

Models and Views32

Requirements Workflow33

Use Case Diagram33

Analysis Workflow35

Activity Diagram35

Model Management Diagram37

Collaboration Diagram37

Design Workflow39

Class Diagram40

Object Diagram43

Sequence Diagram45

Component Diagram46

The Unified Process47

Chapter Summary49

Steps for Success50

Chapter 4 e-Business Integration with XML51

Use Case Analysis52

Catalog Vocabulary Requirements54

Shared Business Vocabularies55

Define Business Vocabulary55

Create XML Schema56

Validate Message59

Transform Message Content60

Process Workflow and Messaging61

Define Business Process61

Build Workflow Model62

Define Message Protocol64

Application Integration65

Create Application Classes65

Create Legacy Adapter67

Chapter Summary68

Steps for Success69

Chapter 5 Building Portals with XML71

Use Case Analysis72

Content Management74

Define Business Vocabulary74

Create Content74

Assign Content Metadata77

Portal Design77

Design Portlet78

Design Content Template80

Create Stylesheet81

Design Portal Layout83

Customize Portal Layout83

Wired and Wireless Convergence84

Chapter Summary86

Steps for Success87

PART Ⅱ XML VOCABULARIES89

Chapter 6 Modeling XML Vocabularies91

What Is a Vocabulary?91

CatML Vocabulary93

Simplified Product Catalog Model94

Mapping UML to XML95

XML Metadata Interchange97

Disassembling UML Objects into XML99

UML Classes to XML Elements99

Inheritance101

UML Attributes to XML Elements102

UML Attributes to XML Attributes103

Enumerated Attribute Values106

Mapping UML Compositions107

Mapping UML Associations109

Roots and Broken Branches111

Packaging Vocabularies113

FpML Vocabulary114

UML Packages115

XML Namespaces117

Chapter Summary119

Steps for Success120

Chapter 7 From Relationships to Hyperlinks121

Expanded CatML Vocabulary122

XML Standards for Linking125

XML ID and IDREF126

XPath128

XPointer132

XLink134

A Hyperlinked CatML Vocabulary136

Negotiated Price Lists137

Product Bundles140

Product Details142

Taxonomy of Categories144

Chapter Summary153

Steps for Success154

Chapter 8 XMLDTDs and Schemas155

The Role of an XML Schema156

XML Document Type Definition159

DTD Element Declarations and Content Model159

DTD Attribute Declarations162

DTD Entity Declarations164

Limitations of DTDs165

W3C XML Schema166

Datatypes and Datatype Refinement167

Schemas Compatible with DTDs170

Advanced Schema Structures175

Replacement or Coexistence?179

Chapter Summary179

Steps for Success181

Chapter 9 Generating XML Schemas from the UML183

Principles of Schema Generation184

Generating DTDs185

Relaxed DTDs186

Strict DTDs191

Generating W3C XML Schemas194

Relaxed Schemas194

Strict Schemas201

XLink Support203

Controlling Schema Strictness205

UML Extension Profiles205

An Extension Profile for XML208

Profile Applied to CatML209

Chapter Summary214

Steps for Success215

PART Ⅲ DEPLOYMENT217

Chapter 10 Vocabulary Transformation219

Reasons for XML Transformation219

Alternative Vocabularies220

Filtering Sensitive or Irrelevant Data220

Introduction to XSLT221

Presenting XML Documents221

Exporting Non-XML Data221

XSLT Processing Model222

Transformation Rules224

Integrating CatML with RosettaNet226

Importing a RosettaNet Dictionary227

Exporting a RosettaNet Sales Catalog233

Chapter Summary241

Steps for Success242

Bibliography242

Chapter 11 B2B Portal Presentation243

Portal Analysis Model244

Transforming XML Documents into Portlets246

A Portlet for Product Display249

A Portlet for Promotional Discounts254

Discount Transformation256

RSS Transformation263

Chapter Summary265

Steps for Success265

Chapter 12 e-Business Architecture267

Requirements for e-Business Architecture268

Deploying Web Services269

Message Protocols in XML269

Web Service Description272

Web Service Discovery273

CatX Component Architecture274

Display Portal Content277

Update Newsfeed277

Query Catalog Content278

Integrate Supplier Catalog279

Execute Currency Trade279

Query Schema Repository280

Query Service Registry280

Chapter Summary281

Steps for Success283

PART Ⅳ APPENDIXES285

Appendix A Reuse of FpML Vocabulary287

Trading Party Model291

Appendix B MOF and XMI295

Meta Object Facility295

XML Metadata Interchange298

Appendix C UML Profile for XML301

Introduction301

Stereotypes302

Bibliography Example310

References315

Index317