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Representing Scenario with Behavior Diagrams

Suppose we have such a lower level detailed design related to a member registration process:

register new member
fill in information
create a member
update personal information member
insert new member object to the database

We can used different behavior diagrams to represent the above scenario. Now let’s use a MVC architectural pattern to represent the scenario using interaction diagrams and [...]

Business Workflow Modeling using Activity Diagram

An Example: Capturing Requirements by using Business Workflow Modeling
Problem Statement
ABC Software Helpdesk received customers’ query related to the software products they supported. If the helpdesk staff can resolve the queries, they do so and give the customer a solution; otherwise they identify a problem and refer this to Second-line Support. Second-line Support reproduces and investigates [...]

Process Animation: An Overview

How do you formulate efficient business processes? How do you discover which process variants are better than others before they are actually implemented?

Take the risk out of business process management, Animacian can help you to improve the chances of getting the processes right at the first attempt and as well as decision-making in reengineering and [...]

Activity Diagram Notation

This article has given you an overview of the basic and as well the advanced elements of the activity diagram notation. Basic elements of activity diagrams are activity states, transitions, decisions, and synchronization bars. Advanced elements are object flow, active object, swinlane, partitions, signal & actions, exception handing and more …..

Activity Diagram Demo

Learn how to work with activity diagram in VP-UML by going through the construction of a sample activity diagram

Overview Activity Diagram

An activity diagram is a UML diagram that provides a view of the behavior of a system by describing the sequence of actions in a process. Activity diagrams are similar to state diagrams because activities are the state of doing something. Activity diagrams also are analogous to flowcharts because they show the flow between the actions in an activity; however, activity diagrams can also show parallel or concurrent flows and alternate flows.