> On Mon, 12 Feb 2001, O'Dwyer Eamon-eodwye01 wrote:
>
> >
> > Does Rose allow you to model this?
> >
Steven Dearborn wrote:
>
> Yes.
> A thread is an object just like any other.
>
> 1. Model it as a class on a class diagram. Java has a ust the right size
> framework for threads. The are Java-like libraries for C++.
A class containing a thread is an active class, shall be
represented by thick frames in class and object diagrams.
Standard Rose (not Rose RT) doesn't.
I use a stereotype <<ActiveClass>> in addition to the little
checkbox in the class specification, details tab. However, the
stereotype text <<ActiveClass>> isn't visible in objects on
sequence diagrams. So you've gotta know which class(es) are
active to fully understand your sequence.
On the collaboration diagram, you can choose for each object
to show concurrency.
The above goes for Rose 2000e.
HTH,
Peter
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