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Sourabh, Rose does
a string comparison between the operation in your class and the operation that
is mapped to the message in the sequence diagram. If the operation signatures do not match up exactly you will
see the unresolved references. In
this case the addition of the guard conditions is causing Rose to not be able
to associate the operation in the class with the operation that is mapped to
the message. You can generally
live with these unresolved references but if you would rather clean these up
then a possible workaround would be to list the guard conditions in Notes attached
to the message rather than adding the guard conditions to the operation
signature itself. Regards Vishu ********** Annamalai "Vishu"
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Message----- Hi, The use of square
brackets makes sense. But when I am using a guard condition in square brackets
and going to Rose menu 'Show Unresolved Messages', it is showing all those
messages with conditions in square brackets. How to avoid this and
make Rose resolve those messages? Thanks in advance, Sourabh -----Original
Message----- Hi, While
you can use a guard condition in the square brackets, too much use of this will
make your diagrams rather unreadable. The general idea is to show a different
scenario using a different diagram. It depends on what it is your modeling and
how many of these “if then else’s” you are going to use I guess. Regards ____________________________________________ Charles
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+44 7887 568859 -----Original Message----- Hi, I have the following usability query in using Rose. If there is an ' If and Else' statement, and if there are
different function calls say, function1() , inside the if clause and
function2() inside the else clause, then how can we represent such a condition
in a Sequence diagram in Rational Rose? Anybody is there to help me out at the earliest? Thanks in advance, Sourabh This email message is for the sole use of
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