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I'm studying the dependency injection pattern. I have read many examples, among which one typical example is to use XxxService/XxxRepository as example. But from my opinion, according to the UML concept, class XxxRepository should be an association of class XxxService. Why not call this situation Association Injection , but still Dependency Injection?:) Thanks! UPDATE ON 1/26/2018 I currently think the concept of dependency injection is suitable for the situation described in this question. Because Association is just a special Dependency in UML. Please refer to this article , Martin Fowler

I drives me crazy how many books contradicts themselves. Class A {} class B {void UseA(A a)} //some say this is an association, no reference is held but communication is possible Class A {} class B {A a;} //some say this is aggregration, a reference is held But many say that holding a reference is still just an association and for aggregation they use a list - IMHO this is the same, it it still a reference. I am very confused, I would like to understand the problem. E.g. here: http://aviadezra.blogspot.cz/2009/05/uml-association-aggregation-composition.html - what is the difference between

I want to draw a Sequence Diagram Where A -> B.run() B.run() -> B.m1() B.m1() -> B.m2() So far I've come up with these. http://i51.tinypic.com/eja5bl.jpg http://i52.tinypic.com/1449s3.jpg But Here I cannot mention it clearly that B.m2() is called by B.m1() Rather it looks like B.run() Calls both B.m1() and B.m2() serially. ------------- EDIT ---------------- This is What I Currently have drawn http://i55.tinypic.com/21276kk.jpg Well Is my Current Diagram Okay ?? What I want is this. (Call Flow) SpiritAdapter -> SpiritEngine::run(spirit:string, method:string, args[]) SpiritEngine::run(spirit

What do the vertical rectangles signify in a UML sequence diagram? For example I want to know the meaning of the rectangle pointed to by the green arrow. Do the height of these rectangles mean anything? 0decimal0 The vertical rectangles denote execution specification . Execution specification is a part of object's interaction which represents period of object's lifetime when it is either doing some activity or simply waiting for the reply from other object. By some activity I mean sending messages etc. Length of the rectangle however, are irrelevant. You may or may not draw these as they are

IDE支持 在Plugins中 安装 PlantUML integration 插件 到 http://www.graphviz.org/ 网站下载 graphviz.exe 并安装（这个软件可以支持更多的UML语法）或者使用https://graphviz.gitlab.io/_pages/Download/Download_windows.html 将graphviz安装目录下的 dot.exe 路径添加到PlantUML的设置中 文档地址: http://plantuml.com/zh/ 详细讲解 1.安装插件 file->settings->plugins 2.安装graphviz.exe 下载地址　　https://graphviz.gitlab.io/_pages/Download/Download_windows.html ,下载安装后记住安装的地址,第三步要用 3.将graphviz安装目录下的 dot.exe 路径添加到PlantUML的设置中 File -> Settings -> Other Settings -> PlantUML 安装成功 新建文件选择plantUML File 即可创建 效果图 注意 : 　　如果不安装graphviz.exe,出现一下效果 　　 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/houss/p/11926727

Problem statement : to track an object with a camera and move the camera in azimuth and elevation accordingly. Process : camera acquires images of the object....each frame of camera is processed to find the object(which is supposed to be tracked...) and the information generated in each frame is passed to the mechanical device (gimbal...) to move the camera in pan and tilt... Design : the main Gui is run in a thread and camera and gimbal in 2 other thread...info generated in camera thread is passed on to gimbal thread and the same thread(camera thread...) displays the tracked image...

Is there a formal language which can be used to capture the information present in an UML sequence diagram in to a text format, which is easy understandable by humans? In our place, often times software requirements are specified in terms of complex sequence diagrams which are difficult to review, verify for correctness and make changes. Also IMHO, programmers would prefer to implement from an unambiguous text representation of the requirements, rather than from sprawling multi page diagrams. xmojmr (1) Yes , there is a proprietary almost formal text format language able to express information