Hi,
Goal: I want to see the applications and information objects connected to the finance process.
I have modelled the finance proces in several seperate views.
So I have a seperate view for the processes Accounts Payable (crediteuren), Accounts receivable (debiteuren), etc.
So I have the following process: Finance (let's call this level 1)
Below that I have the Accounts Payable process (let's call this level 2)
Below this process I have several other processes (let's call this level 3)
Attached to the level 3 processes I have relationships with application components, application services and data objects.
I hoped/excpected that when I created a new view, dragged the level 1, or level 2 process to this view and then dragged the application component to this view a derived relationship would be shown...but the latter is not the case. I just see 2 components without a relationship.
Most likely it it just me making a huge thinking mistake... but is there a way i can create such a view without remodelling everything manually?
Hi,
Quote from: s_derix on October 11, 2021, 11:15:04 AM
I hoped/excpected that when I created a new view, dragged the level 1, or level 2 process to this view and then dragged the application component to this view a derived relationship would be shown...but the latter is not the case. I just see 2 components without a relationship.
That's normal. There's no automation of derivation in Archi (and in fact in most tools). Only relationships that exist in your model will be shown automatically when adding an element to a view.
Quote from: s_derix on October 11, 2021, 11:15:04 AM
Most likely it it just me making a huge thinking mistake... but is there a way i can create such a view without remodelling everything manually?
Sorry, but no :-(
Only option would be to create a jArchi script to create interresting derived relationships so that they already exist in your model.
Regards,
JB
That's a shame.
Thanks for the reply!