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granularity of component diagrams

 
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Hi,

How much granular component diagram be?
Component is supposed to be separate dployable physical component.
So can I group all my EJB's in single component or each EJB would un itself be separate component?
 
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I packaged the EJB's according to some rules and showed only the package in the component diagram. The package itself exposed the contained EJB's as a list of names.

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Is package valid in component diagrams as per UML standards? Don't we have separate package diagrams?
Or do you mean you showed one big component with list of all EJBs?

I think it should be valid if I show each EJB as separate component. Though practically we deploy all of them together, theoretically each can be deployed as separate physical unit. Also if I show them as separate components, I can show their interdependency clearly ( which is not so clear on sequence diagrams)
 
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