UML with VS 2010 Part 6: Designing a Project's Physical Structure
In this screencast, Clint Edmonson provides an introduction to UML sequence diagrams and how use cases can be used to drive them.
Thank you for choosing MVC as your example ![]()
PS. When you alt+tab... how did you get the task switcher to show the big preview?
It's a third party tool called Vista Switcher: http://www.ntwind.com/software/vistaswitcher.html
Hi Saumitra,
Your UML with VS 2010 videos series have been extremely helpful, thanks.
I'm working on an Application Architecture,layerdiagram for a project that also includes a User actor (webclient) and an Administrator actor (WindForm application) similar to the example you used in the videos. However I would like to fully include the administrator as part of my solution because many of his Business and data Access layer components are the same. The question is, I'm not sure how to represent this in my Application layer diagram. In your example you simply connected the administrator (outside of the grey webserver layer) directly to the database layer. In my case, I was thinking off connecting the pink administrator layer to a blue administrator presentation layer, and connect this into the business layer of the webserver. Would this be considered bad practice?
@George Perry: I recommend repesenting the admin user interface as a separate UI layer and giving it the same dependencies on BL and data layers, if that's how you intend to code it.