Standards:
<<view>> Package
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A package that only contains diagrams. An example of the use of views is in presenting the architecture. These
packages will contain the diagrams for inclusion in the Software Architecture Document. |
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Topics
Naming Standard ![To top of page](../../images/top.gif)
The general package naming standards apply to <<view>> packages (See Standards: Package Overview).
Diagramming Standards ![To top of page](../../images/top.gif)
Each diagram should serve some narrative purpose and contribute to the understanding
and accessibility of the underlying model.
There are no mandatory diagrams for <<view>> packages.
Constraints ![To top of page](../../images/top.gif)
<<view>> packages should only contain diagrams or other
<<view>> packages. They have no 'real' dependencies on any other
packages as they can only contain diagrams.
A <<view>> package can contain classes if they are "example"
classes. For example, the package may be illustrating a specific part of the design
and contain example derived classes.
Examples ![To top of page](../../images/top.gif)
In the model used to generate the example diagrams for use in these standards, the
Formal Modeling of Subsystems (See Standards: Formal Subsystems)
was documented in the model itself using a <<view>> package.
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