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2007/06/06 07:40
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I am quite lost any help please.
I have no clue as to how to draw component diagrams. I have my use case, design use case, class, sequence and activity diagrams. I would like to know (if possible) a step by step approach to drawing component diagrams. I dont know if i should use my sequence diagram as a sort of template to model this diagram.
Thanks
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2007/06/06 07:45
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What do i class as a component? I have a main window that allows a user to select a choice on selecting that choice enters an ID relationg to that choice on which is verified and displays a new screen with information (From the users choice).
In my sequence diagram i have an actor, a main window, a controller and two classes.
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2007/06/06 07:53
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So would a class or actor or input box (for ID) be a component?
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2007/06/06 07:54
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Oh and will be using visual basic as the language.
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2007/10/17 23:14
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Guacharaca
Joined: 2007/10/17
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As I have the Diagram of Components understood it refers to big Subsystems, not to simple actors or parts of a System, which you give as example there are parts of a system.
Each of these Subsystems, they will have his Cases of Uses and his actors and others.
Regards
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