Originally posted by James Wang Ye:
Congratulations! It's an excellent score.
When did you submit your project? How long did it take to get the result? I submitted four weeks ago, no news yet.
Thanks
James
Originally posted by Ramon Gill:
Harish,
great score, fabulous work.
Can you tell us a bit more about the diagrams?
Class - did you include attributes, operations, navigation? How many classes?
Component - Did you include a framework like struts?
many thanks,
Ray
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Originally posted by Jacky Doner:
Harish,
Congratulations! It's an excellent score.
One question for you,if I provide the relevant method in the class diagram,whether I can use short phrase to depict the message in the sequence diagram.Thanks!
Originally posted by Sanz Vai:
Congratulations Harish!
Can you give me some ideas on Assumptions file?
Also, what do I need to prepare for Part 3 questions? What kind of questions and hints on answers?
Thanks
Originally posted by Sanz Vai:
Congratulations Harish!
Can you give me some ideas on Assumptions file?
Also, what do I need to prepare for Part 3 questions? What kind of questions and hints on answers?
Thanks
Originally posted by Parag Doshi:
Hi Harish,
Congratulations on your fine efforts ! I had a question. Did you ever feel the need to change the business model (associations, relationships etc )during your design phase?
Would appreciate your insight on this.
Thanks,
Parag
Originally posted by Luciano Queiroz:
Did you aldo represent the relationships among entity beans inside the component diagram?
For example, did you link Customer with Account? Account with ContactInfo?
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Originally posted by James Wang Ye:
Harish,
Could you tell me where you checked and found your part II & part III score?
I got my certificate in the post office mail today. But I checked on http://www.certmanager.net/sun_assignment/, click on the "Test History" button after login, I still do not see the result. I only saw my part I test result there.
Thanks
James
Originally posted by James J Xu:
Hi, Harish,
Excellent score. Congratulation!
Would you tell us how many sequence diagrams you have? Should we follow the instuctions to have a sequence diagram for each use case?
many thanks,
Originally posted by Harish Ramchandani:
[QB]
- 2 Diagrams : Just to explain how MVC will work for 2 different clients (Web and Swing)
- 2 Diagrams : For 'Login' use case. One for each client type.
- 6 Diagrams : One for each Use case. These diagrams shows the core business logic in client-independent manner.
Harish,
Thanks for the response.
Some use cases include alternative flows, like "Pay for Itinerary" use case has a basic flow "pay with credit card" and an alternative flow "select award travel". How could we model these in one sequence diagram?
James
Originally posted by James J Xu:
Originally posted by Harish Ramchandani:
[QB]
Harish,
Thanks for the response.
Some use cases include alternative flows, like "Pay for Itinerary" use case has a basic flow "pay with credit card" and an alternative flow "select award travel". How could we model these in one sequence diagram?
James
The version 2.0 of UML 2.0 adds several useful concepts/notations to illustrate alternative flow, iterations, ... for sequence diagram.
Unfortunately I never see a case tool supporting the version 2.0 of UML although this release is one year old.
Renaud
Originally posted by Renaud FLORQUIN:
The version 2.0 of UML 2.0 adds several useful concepts/notations to illustrate alternative flow, iterations, ... for sequence diagram.
Unfortunately I never see a case tool supporting the version 2.0 of UML although this release is one year old.
Renaud
Originally posted by Dhiren Joshi:
Congratulations Harish for an excellent score.![]()
I have few doubts about the assignment if you could clarify
1. Did your class diagram have private identifiers or only public ?
2. Did u define attributes and methods too for all diagrams?
3. What references did u use for creating the component diagram .. Any helpful resources/links u referred .. I didnt find much yt for component diagram
4. Did u create any additional diagram like package and deployement. ?
5. Did u use sub systems in class diagrams ?
Is it all right duplicating information by dog ear notes (design diagram notes) and putting it down in the document as well as for clarity and document flow.
Thanks
Dhiren
SCEA, SCJP, CPD
Originally posted by tomas suzuki:
Excellent score!
I have a question regarding your component diagram. You mentioned including components for the Java app in your component diagram. So far, I only included components for the web app, such as JSPs, Servlets and EJBs in my component diagram. Wouldn't it look redundant if I include presentation layer components for the java app? How did you handle the problem?
Thanks for the help.
Tomas
Originally posted by Harish Ramchandani:
Hello Tomas,
The most important thing to remember is to keep your diagrams simple and easy to understand. As you know that one of the objective of UML diagrams is to communicate the solution effectively with designers, team members and business analysts etc.etc.
Based on the same lines, here is what I did in Component diagram -
In the 'client-tier' package, I had two subpackage (One for each type of client). To make it simple, I just put only ONE component in each package and attached a note containing all screen names that the system will have. In this way, you can avoid putting so many components (one for each screen) in your component diagram without loosing any information.
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And ofcourse, your core business logic will be implemented in EJB-Tier that will be used by both type of clients. That means, there is no duplication there. You just have to use different business delegates that will delegate the client request to EJB-Tier.
Hope this helps.
- Harish
http://www.harishramchandani.com
Originally posted by Joyce Lee:
Harish, for the class diagram, did you use dependency relationship?
Thanks.![]()
Originally posted by Harish Ramchandani:
In the 'client-tier' package, I had two subpackage (One for each type of client). To make it simple, I just put only ONE component in each package and attached a note containing all screen names that the system will have. In this way, you can avoid putting so many components (one for each screen) in your component diagram without loosing any information.
![]()
And ofcourse, your core business logic will be implemented in EJB-Tier that will be used by both type of clients. That means, there is no duplication there. You just have to use different business delegates that will delegate the client request to EJB-Tier.
Hope this helps.
- Harish
http://www.harishramchandani.com
SCEA, SCJP, CPD
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