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For SLSB which access an object for different customer session what would the multiplicity relation be in general..

SLSB (1..n)---->SessionObject(1..n)

SLSB(1..n) becuase its pooled by the container or should it be only "1".

About the session objects (1) .

Any pointers.
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Where are u planning to depict this multiplicity?

As far as I have read in this forum is people draw tech independent Class diagrams.

and I don't think multiplicity is needed in component diagrams.
 
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Where are u planning to depict this multiplicity?

As far as I have read in this forum is people draw tech independent Class diagrams.

and I don't think multiplicity is needed in component diagrams.


I am depicting in class diagram.
the sesisonObject is nfact the customer business object and an AccountManager is the SLSB.

Depicting some SLSB in class diagram.

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Dhiren
 
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Originally posted by Dhiren Joshi:

I am depicting in class diagram.
the sesisonObject is nfact the customer business object and an AccountManager is the SLSB.

Depicting some SLSB in class diagram.

Thanks
Dhiren



Dhiren,
If you want to depict that relationship in class diagram then why dont you use 'uses' relationship rather than association?

You can show that the AccountManager 'uses' Customer.

HTH
Parag
 
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Parag,
I am not sure how to depict the uses relation ship in UML. Is it the dependency links ?
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Dhiren
 
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Originally posted by Dhiren Joshi:
Parag,
I am not sure how to depict the uses relation ship in UML. Is it the dependency links ?
Thanks
Dhiren



Yes, its the dependency link ( ---> ). You could also add a note on the dependency link saying 'uses', just to emphasis the relationship.

Parag
 
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