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I am having an issue in my design.
I am trying to diagram current process.

Here is the code that i am having problems with (simple version).

Code: 
Class A {
 
 B b = new B();
 b.getC().search().
 
 }


So in the example below i have 3 objects A, B and C.
as you can see C is accessed form A using B.

When I create a Seq Diagram how do I depict search() function?
Do i send a msg from A -------> C
or do i show that A ---->B-----> C

Since function search is called form A, using B. I am leaning more towards the first option, but then i don't know how to depict C??

Thank you for you help.


]]> http://forums.visual-paradigm.com/posts/2269#17934.html http://forums.visual-paradigm.com/posts/2269#17934.html Re:Sequence Diagram question A--->C
is the right option. B in this case is only needed to access the C-instance to use.
If you want to be verbose and include B in your diagram, then you could do something like

Code: 
 A          B        C
 !  getC    !        !
 !--------->!        !
 !          !        !
 !  search  !        !
 !------------------>!
 !          !        !


Greetings,
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