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Naveen Raina

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Sequence Diagrams for WCF applications
« on: April 16, 2009, 10:43:48 pm »
Hi,
 
I am working on Enterprise Architect for a while now. I am facing challenges in creating sequence diagrams for my Client Server applications. Here is what I want to do:

I have a windows application (VB.NET application) acting as a client and another console application acting as Server (VB.NET application). WCF is used for communication between the client and server.

I want to create sequence diagram for an action taking place on client all the way to Server. I imported the code for Client and Server in two EAP projects and was able to set breakpoints. But the sequence diagrams I can create are two- one for the events taking place on client and other for events taking place on Server. Is there a way I can get just one sequence diagram for one client server transaction?
 
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Naveen

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Re: Sequence Diagrams for WCF applications
« Reply #1 on: April 17, 2009, 09:17:05 am »
Hello....

Do you mean like merging the two, presumably co-ordinated over time. Or comparing expected with observed?

There was a rational tool ( possible rational realtime Tester ) that enabled the later...

Can you insert Trace facilties into the code base.

How do you trace messages in sequence diagrams... manual visual inspection.

Kevin [smiley=2vrolijk_08.gif]

If it was an activity diagram, then ya'd just green up the shadow border... green up the message line;  Is that a Time Diagram Event?

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Re: Sequence Diagrams for WCF applications
« Reply #2 on: April 17, 2009, 03:23:33 pm »
Kevin,

Thanks for your reply. Actually I want to merge the sequence diagrams from two applications communicating with each other.

Thanks,
Naveen