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| location | Poznan, Poland | |
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| seen | Oct 25 '12 at 20:04 | |
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Apr 29 |
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Sequence diagram should consist of View objects, DB objects, etc.? Hmmm... the audience are project`s programmers. It's my first project I would like to design in UML, so I please mainly about general directions what's wrong. I did some diagram here imageshack.us/f/210/employeelogin.png |
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Apr 28 |
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Sequence diagram should consist of View objects, DB objects, etc.? Maybe it should be like "User (an actor) <-> User (object) <-> DB, where DB is some kind of generalized object, which consist of different Model Classes within real code? |
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Apr 28 |
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Sequence diagram should consist of View objects, DB objects, etc.? I based on the use cases, an actor is an User. At first the User run the Login option, next the System (an User or UserView class) displays the login form, after that the User input the data. System verify the data by checking it in the database. Finally, it displays a message "You are logged now". |
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Apr 28 |
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Sequence diagram should consist of View objects, DB objects, etc.? Okay. So what should I do if I draw a diagram for "User logging" and I want to point out displaying a login form? Should I return directly from an User class the message, or return the form from the UserView class? |
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Apr 28 |
asked | Sequence diagram should consist of View objects, DB objects, etc.? |
