Dear list members, 

Some of you may find this State-of-the-Art report of interest. Comments and 
suggestions are highly appreciated. Feel free to contact us.

Best wishes
Nicolas Blaimer, Andreas Bortfeldt, Giselher Pankratz
University of Hagen, Germany


Patterns in Object-Oriented Analysis
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Authors: Nicolas Blaimer, Andreas Bortfeldt, Giselher Pankratz
Corresponding author: Andreas Bortfeldt, [email protected]
Downloadable from: 
ftp://ftp.fernuni-hagen.de/pub/fachb/wiwi/winf/forschng/publi/Diskussionsbeitrag_451.pdf


Please cite as: Blaimer, N.; Bortfeldt, A. and Pankratz, G.: Patterns in 
Object-Oriented Analysis,
Working Paper No. 451, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, 
University of Hagen
(Germany), 2010.

Abstract:
Analysis patterns have recently shown their great potential to enhance the 
set-up of models in object-oriented analysis. This report attempts to summarize 
the present state of literature on the subject of analysis patterns. It is 
organised in two main parts. In the first part, we present a comprehensive 
overview of the existing literature considering about one hundred 
contributions. In the second part, we address some fundamental methodological 
issues related to both the creation and the application of analysis patterns. 
We study pattern documentation and organisation - e.g. in pattern catalogues - 
as important factors which the successful re-use of analysis patterns depends 
on. Furthermore, we consider and generalize numerous existing approaches to the 
application of analysis patterns. We show that all these approaches can be 
subsumed under two methods. Within the first method, patterns are integrated in 
the analysis model from the very first, whereas in the second method patterns 
are integrated only after a complete model has been established. Since the 
first method is of particular interest, it is illustrated by means of a 
substantial and nontrivial example. We also give special attention to the issue 
of traceability of patterns incorporated in a model, and we describe a 
promising approach from recent literature in detail.

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Dr. Giselher Pankratz
Lehrstuhl Wirtschaftsinformatik
Prof. Dr. Hermann Gehring

FernUniversität - University of Hagen
Profilstraße 8
58084 Hagen
Germany

Phone: +49 (0)2331 987-4432
Fax: +49 (0)2331 987-4447 or -4437
Email: [email protected]
Skype: giselherpankratz
Web: http://www.fernuni-hagen.de/WINF/


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