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Domain models catalogs?

Hi all.
This is my first post, so please be lenient;)

I have red somewhere that there are catalogs of domain models - 
something like catalogs of design patterns...

Can You suggest any DM catalog?

Slawek S.

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Greg Young | 1 Aug 20:36

Re: Domain models catalogs?

I don't know if I would call them "Domain Models" but you may want to
google Archetype Patterns which can be extremely useful for you.

Cheers,

Greg

On Fri, Aug 1, 2008 at 7:28 AM, slaweksobotka <slaweksobotka <at> yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi all.
> This is my first post, so please be lenient;)
>
> I have red somewhere that there are catalogs of domain models -
> something like catalogs of design patterns...
>
> Can You suggest any DM catalog?
>
> Slawek S.
>
> 

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James | 1 Aug 21:03

Re: Domain models catalogs?

You might want to check out Martin Fowler's book on Analysis Patterns, 
which presents several models of common business scenarios.

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Johan Stuyts | 1 Aug 21:36

Re: Domain models catalogs?

> I have red somewhere that there are catalogs of domain models -
> something like catalogs of design patterns...
>
> Can You suggest any DM catalog?

Besides the Analysis Patterns that was already mentioned I also have the  
following on my bookshelf:
- Object Models
   Strategies, Patterns and Applications
   Peter Coad

   He works out five different types of applications in models:
   - point-of-sale
   - warehouse
   - order-entry
   - soft real-time conveyance
   - hard real-time control

   http://www.amazon.com/Object-Models-Strategies-Applications-Computing/dp/0138401179/ref=pd_bbs_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1217619308&sr=8-1

- Data Model Patterns
   Conventions of Thought
   David C. Hay

   Lots of examples of how to model common constructs in the database (list  
is not exhaustive):
   - product, product types and inventory
   - activities, work orders and labor usage
   - accounting
   - samples, tests and observations

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