While developing a system we analyse the system in terms of UML diagrams how should we proceed to explain these and draw them accurately.
Latest Answer: By using Use Case Driven Object Modeling with UML. ...
Latest Answer: use case diagrams mainly used to represent the functionality of a system in terms of actors and use cases. ...
What is the difference between sequence diagram and collaboration diagram? Can a sequence diagram be replaced by collaboration diagram?
Latest Answer: Sequence Diagrams (Message Sequence Charts) and Collaboration diagrams have a one to one relationship. Given a MSC you can easily convert it into a Collab. diag. and vice versa. However, the form in which you choose to present them offers advantages and ...
Latest Answer: Using the Unified Modeling Language will result in lower overall costs, more
reliable and efficient software, and a better relationship with parties
involved. Software documented with UML can be modified much more efficiently and
will have future. ...
Latest Answer: Class diagram contains three parts. First part represents the class name, second part represents the attributes of the class, third part represents the functions of the class. ...
How to identify strong aggregation (composition) relationship between classes and what is difference between association and aggregation(while programming implementation of them)?
Latest Answer: Needham, MA, USA - June 12, 2003- At last week's Object Management Group™ (OMG™) Technical meeting in Paris, France, the Analysis and Design Task Force voted to recommend adoption of the Unified Modeling Language™ (UML®) 2.0 ...
Latest Answer: Aggregation is a special type of ‘has-a’ relationship between classes where one of the two participating classes is part of other one. I.e. it’s a ‘whole-part’ relationship. The class acting as ‘whole’ always ...
Latest Answer: UML can be used to model the whole system visually independently of the platform language. This applies to the very high level architecture (Component diagrams, Use-Case diagrams, State diagrams, etc.) done at the early times of software development life-cycle ...
Latest Answer: Some object-oriented languages such as C++ and Ada support the concept of parametrized classes. C++ calls this facility “templatesâ€, and Ada calls it “genericsâ€; UML uses the C++ term. New versions of Java support this feature as well. So as ...
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