So, now we have the Class designer, GREAT! Its a really nice feature, and i really love it.
Now the thing is, im to create a small framework. And i really needed something like the distributed system solution, where you could design what kinds of solutions you need, add yellow stickers(For instance ideas, as well as notes).
The class designer is fine, but to really complete the family, we need a solution designer, which basicly zooms 200% out from the class designer, and looks at solutions!
For instance, i need this solution, it takes this, this, this, x and y class. Fine.
It should work like the class designer, but if you zoom in at a class in the solution designer, you should get the class designer!
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I thought Team System (I only have Pro so not sure) had a diagramming tool for systems like you describe, without the zooming effect though.
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Yeah there's the Application Designer which takes a much higher conceptial view of a system.
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Sampy wrote:Yeah there's the Application Designer which takes a much higher conceptial view of a system.
I have been searching and searching, and googled it.
The application designer, as far as i can see, is really the Distributed Application designer? Or am i looking at the wrong place?
I cant find anything else, that comes anywhere near it.
But since the Distributed Application Designer handles things like webservice, and ASP.net sites, i cant use it, as i want to be able to create different solutions, that is class libraries, so i can see how it looks from another perspective, but the one the class designer gives me, which is "Now i have this namespace, with class x,y,z, and another namespace over here, containing class 1,2,3, which have NOTHING To do with each other, as far as i can see".
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Ion Todirel wrote:
Yes, i need something like the distributed system designer, but not for distributed systems, which in this realese is aimed towards web services, etc., but i need something for designing my framework(Painting a set of classes, inside a specific namespace, and eventually connect it to other namespaces, make nodes, and general design of the solution i make. -
Class Designer is extensible, you should check out the Class Designer Power Toys for some ideas, but there's no reason you can't create this yourself:D
http://www.gotdotnet.com/workspaces/workspace.aspx?id=fe72608b-2b28-4cc1-9866-ea6f805f45f3

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