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![]() | ![]() | ![]() | Create Clear Communication DiagramsUML communication diagrams describe the messages transmitted between objects and imply associations between classes in your UModel® 2008 project. Communication diagrams are similar to sequence diagrams, but provide an overview of the relationships between objects, rather than focusing on the order of messages between objects, as your software executes.
The object name is automatically selected, so you can simply type a new name.
Alternatively, if you want to create an object from an existing class, you can drag the class from the model tree into your communication diagram.
You might want to create all the objects involved in the interaction and position them logically before creating any messages. As you add message lines between objects, UModel® 2008 conveniently numbers the messages in the order they are created.
Buttons in the layout menu let you choose the line style you prefer.
Communication diagrams can help identify incomplete or incorrect logic. You can add a new message or edit a message sequence number and UModel® 2008 automatically renumbers all the other messages in order.
When your communication diagram is complete, you might want to create a corresponding sequence diagram for a more time-oriented view, rather than a relationship-oriented consideration of the interactions. The UModel® 2008 right-click context menu lets you automatically create a new sequence diagram using the same objects and messages in your communication diagram.
The new sequence diagram is fully independent of the communication diagram, so you can edit and enhance it as you like.
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