Hopex IT Architecture properties pages content
Hopex IT Architecture provides properties pages available for each object type.
For more details on property pages, see Object Properties.Using the facilities described in the Hopex Power Studio guide, you can customizing the properties pages of your solution.The pages below are common to main Hopex IT Architecture objects.
• the Components page gives access to the list of the described object components defined in the different diagram types.
• the Data Store section gives access to the described object specific data stores.
For more information on data stores, see Managing Data.• the Internal components section gives access to the list of object components defined in the workflow scenario.
• the Boundary Components section gives access to the list of components in the structure diagrams of the described object.
For more details an application object components, see Application Structure Diagram.• the Scenario of flows page displays the representations of the described object internal flows.
For more details on flow scenarios, see Describing data flows.• the Environments page displays the described object contexts of usage.
For more details on environments, see Describing an Application Environment with Hopex IT Architecture.• The Deployment Architecture property page provides access to the list of components required for the architecture deployment.
For more information on the components of a deployment architecture diagram, see Using an application deployment architecture diagram.• the Usage page displays information related to the described object context of usage in the different types of diagrams.
• the Scenario section displays the list of elements containing the described object in the scenarios of flows.
For more information on a scenario of flow, see Using a Scenario of Application Flows Diagram.• the Structure section displays the list of elements having the described object in their environment.
For more information on the components of an application structure diagram, see Application Structure Diagram.• the Qualification page provides access to the category of the described object.
For more details on categories, see Defining Data Categories.• the Executed process page provides access to the application processes executed by the described object.
For more details on system processes, see Describing System Processes.• The Governance page enabling to enter the architecture Decisions specific the application.
For more information on Decisions, see Recording Architecture Decisions.The page also displays the list of Enterprise policies the described object must comply to.
For more details on business policies management with Hopex IT Architecture, see Define a Policy Framework with Hopex IT Architecture.• the Reports page provides access to the reports available for the described object.
• the Diagrams page displays the described object diagrams and enables to create new diagrams.
For more information on diagram types proposed by Hopex IT Architecture,see Using IT architecture diagrams.