A process and a tool to map communication components of data flows to objects

ABSTRACT

This paper proposes an object-oriented development process of an information system which allows to find objects using mapping rules of communication components of data flows to objects. This process is supported by a CASE tool, TCO, implented with GraphTalk and C++.

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