use case view, implementation view , logical view and process view
use case view, implementation view, logical view and process view 030nq
• Use-case view: Provides a description of the system's functionality, external interfaces, and the system's main users. Use-Case Models are contained within the use-case view.
• Logical view: Provides a description of how units of implementation are arranged in the system. Packages, classes, and interfaces are the elements. Dependencies, interface realizations, part-whole relationships, etc. , are all illustrated by the relationships between elements.
• Implementation view: Defines how development artifacts are arranged on the file system. Element types include files and directories (any configuration items). Artifacts from development and deployment are included in this category.
• Process view: Describes how the run-time system is structured as a set of elements that interact and behave at run-time. The run-time structure often differs from the code structure in addition Communication objects are connected in rapidly changing networks. In addition to runtime components (processes, threads, servlets, DLLs, and so forth), data stores, and complex connectors, such as queues, are also included. Technology influences the interaction between elements.
•
Use
-case
view
: Provides a description of the system's functionality, external interfaces, and the system's main users.
Use
-Case Models
are contained
within the
use
-case view.
• Logical
view
: Provides a description of how units of implementation
are arranged
in the system. Packages, classes, and interfaces are the
elements
. Dependencies, interface realizations, part-whole relationships, etc.
,
are all illustrated by the relationships between elements.
• Implementation
view
: Defines how development artifacts
are arranged
on the file system.
Element
types include files and directories (any configuration items). Artifacts from development and deployment
are included
in this category.
• Process
view
:
Describes
how the run-time system
is structured
as a set of
elements
that interact and behave at run-time. The run-time structure
often
differs from the code structure
in addition
Communication objects
are connected
in
rapidly
changing networks.
In addition
to runtime components (processes, threads,
servlets
,
DLLs
, and
so
forth), data stores, and complex connectors, such as queues, are
also
included. Technology influences the interaction between
elements
.
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