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A few questions on Part II

 
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1. A customer has itineraries. Does this mean, create, changes and payments to itineraries will occur through a customer object??
In PaymentHandler class, for eg:
Customer cust = ...;
cust.getItinerary(5).makePayment();
2. In Cade's book, a component is a class, JSP? But aren't components supposed to be a group of classes? Is that level of detail in Component Diagram enough?
3. In class diagram, do we need to show a User class and Customer and TravelAgent as sub classes? Or Customer is engouh? Other than this I dont see use of Inheritance in class diagram.
 
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1. Yes, you can implement in this way.
2. Yes and No, a component diagram is a simple, high-level diagram that shows the organization of and dependencies among a set of components. Component diagrams address the static implementation view of a system. A component can be a simple class or a group of classes (e.g. an EJB component consists of home/bean/remote/local classes)
3. Yes and No depends on your design.
You can put inheritance or realization relationship for your business classes, control class and helper classes.
 
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For 1, in order to make a payment, we could directly use Itinerary object:
In PaymentHandler:
List its = getItineraries(custid); // custid is always in session
Itinerary it = (Itinerary) its.get(it_id);
Does it break any relationship between Customer and Itinerary? A Customer and Itineary will still have 1 to many relationship - composition.
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