UML Diagrams - Class Diagram Topics
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Class Diagram Notation
2007-02-27
Visual Paradigm’s product support the UML 2.0 notations.
Sharing Model between Class Diagram and Sequence Diagram
2006-01-10
A class diagram shows a set of classes, interfaces and their relationships and illustrates the static design view of a system. Meanwhile, a sequence diagram shows the sequence of actions that occur in a system and illustrates the dynamic view of a system. Within this software, you can easily share the models between class diagram and sequence diagram.
Drawing Class with Template Parameter
2006-01-10
Template Parameter specifies the formal parameters which will be substituted by the actual parameters in a binding. A template class defines a family of classes. You may create class with template parameter to form the template class. In this article, template, template parameter and template class are introduced; and you will learn how to add template parameter to class model.
Specifying Package Name for Class Diagram
2005-11-28
Specifying the package name for the class diagram in VP’s products, the package will be created automatically in the class repository, and the classes on the class diagram with the specified package will be included in the package automatically, it can be illustrated in the class repository.
Using Mouse Gesture to Synchronize Class Diagrams and Entity Relationship Diagrams
2005-11-28
Class diagram is used to model the static behaviour of a system while entity relationship diagrams illustrates the logical structure of databases. As the classical entity relationship diagram focuses on data only, class diagrams goes a step further by modeling the behavior as well. Using VP’s products, you can synchronize a class diagram to an entity relationship diagram by using the mouse gesture.
Creating Parent Elements for Classes and Use Cases
2005-11-28
VP’s products allow you to create the parent elements for classes and use cases easily. The following steps show you how to create the parenet elements for classes and use cases respectively.
