• Introduction to HOPEX Application Design
  • Presentation of HOPEX Application Design
    • The scope covered by HOPEX Application Design
    • HOPEX Application DesignProfiles
      • The functional administrator for application design
      • The application designer
      • The application owner
      • The UML designer
      • The application design contributor
    • Business Roles of HOPEX Application Design
  • The HOPEX Application Design Method
    • Presenting the Method and Example
      • Example Overview
      • Organizational Context
    • Describing a Project and its Environment
      • Describing the project applications and their exchanges
      • Describing the project deliverables
    • Describing the Objectives and Requirements for a Project
    • Building Functional Specifications
      • Describing the map for the expected functionalities of the project
      • Describing the application environments of the project
    • Describing the Project Data
      • Specifying packages
      • Specifying logical data areas
      • Specifying relational data areas
    • Building the System Specifications
      • Describing the target architecture elements
      • Application process presentation
      • Describing batch processing
      • Describing the list of services and interfaces
  • Connection to the HOPEX Application Design Desktop
    • Prerequisite: Importing the Primitive Types
    • Connecting to the solution
    • The HOPEX Application Design desktop
      • Presentation of space common to all roles
      • Presenting the application designer desktop
      • Presenting the desktop of the functional administrator for application design
      • Presentation of the application owner desktop
      • Presentation of the desktop of the application design contributor
      • Presentation of the application designer desktop
• Architecture Specification
  • Describing an AD Project and its Application Environment
    • Creating an Application Design Project
      • Creating the Project
      • Assigning a Working Environment to a Project
        • Creating a working environment for a project
        • Displaying the working environment of a project
    • Describing the Deliverables of an AD Project
      • Prerequisite
      • Defining the Application Scope of the Project
        • Application scope example
        • Describing the project applications
      • Describing the Results Produced by the Project
        • Accessing the list of results produced by the current project
        • Adding a new project result
    • Describing the Organization of Project Participants
      • Prerequisite
      • Accessing the Organization of Project Participants
      • Creating an Organization
        • Connecting a person to an organization
        • Reusing an existing organization in a project
    • Describing the Sub-Projects of an AD Project
      • Prerequisite
      • Accessing the Breakdown of a Project into Sub-Projects
      • Connecting a Sub-Project to the Current Project
      • Displaying the Properties of the Current Project
        • Creating a project dependency
        • Specifying the result of a project dependency
        • Specifying the requirements of a project dependency
    • Generating the Pre-Closing Analysis Report
  • Defining the Objectives and Requirements of a Project (AD)
    • Establishing the Objectives and Requirements for a Project
      • Managing the List of Objectives for a Project
        • Accessing the Objectives of a Project
        • Creating a new objective the current project
        • Viewing the properties of an objective of the current project
      • Managing the List of Requirements for a Project
        • Accessing the Requirements of a Project
        • Creating a new requirement for the current project
        • Viewing the properties of a requirement of the project in progress.
    • Using an Objective and Requirement Diagram
      • Viewing an Objective and Requirement Diagram
      • Creating a Project Objective and Requirement Diagram
        • Creating a project objective and requirement diagram
        • Adding objectives to the project objective and requirement diagram.
        • Adding requirements to the project objective and requirement diagram.
        • Associating an objective to a requirement in an objective and requirement diagram
      • Connecting Technical and Organizational Components to Requirements
        • Reminder of principle
        • Adding an application in the objective and requirement diagram
        • Connecting an application to a requirement
    • Generating the Requirement Analysis Report
  • Describing the Functional Specifications of a Project
    • Describing the Functionalities of a Project
      • Prerequisite
      • Describing the Functionality Map
        • Accessing the list of functionality maps
        • Creating a functionality map
        • Describing a functionality map
        • Creating a functionality component in a functionality map
        • Describing the dependencies between the functionalities using the functionality map
        • The properties of a functionality map
      • Describing a Functionality
        • Accessing the list of functionalities
        • Functionality properties
      • Describing a Technical Functionality
    • Describing an Application Environment
      • Prerequisite
      • Accessing the List of Application Environments
        • Application environment properties
      • Building the Application Environment Diagram
    • Describing a Use Case of a Project
      • Example of a Use Case
      • Creating a Use Case Diagram for an Application Environment:
      • Use Case Diagram Elements
    • Generating the Functional Analysis Report
  • Describing the Data of a Project
    • Modeling Project Data
      • Logical View Concepts
        • UML package
        • Data models
        • Data areas
        • Logical data view
        • Data store
    • Using Data Stores
      • Introduction to the data store concept
      • Usage contexts
      • Creating a local data store
      • Creating a external data store
      • Describing access to a data store
  • Describing the Technical Specifications of a Project
    • Describing an Application with HOPEX Application Design
      • Prerequisite
      • Creating an Application with HOPEX Application Design
        • Properties of an application with HOPEX Application Design
      • Modeling an Application with HOPEX Application Design
    • Describing IT Services and Micro-services
      • Prerequisite
      • Defining an IT Service or a Micro-Service
        • Accessing the list of IT services
        • Accessing the list of micro-services
        • Properties of an IT Service or a Micro-Service
      • Using an IT or Micro-Service Flow Scenario
      • Using the IT Service or Micro-Service Structure Diagram
    • Describing Application Processes
      • Prerequisite
      • Managing System Processes with HOPEX Application Design
        • Accessing system processes
        • Creating a system process diagram
      • Modeling Tasks of a System Process
        • Describing a Use Case by a System Process
        • Functional Modeling Example
        • Access the system process diagram from a package
        • Display the diagram describing a step in the system process in detail:
      • Modeling Tasks of an IT Service
    • Describing Batch Processing
      • Defining a Batch Process
      • Building a Batch Planning Structure Diagram
        • Prerequisite
        • Creating a batch planning structure diagram
        • Adding a call for batch processing in the diagram
        • Defining batch sequencing
      • Creating a Batch Program Structure Diagram
        • Creating a batch program structure diagram
        • Adding a programming call to the diagram
      • Describing IT Service Implementation
      • Using Realizations
    • Defining User Interfaces
      • Creating a User Interface
      • Building a User Interface Diagram
      • Drawing the Interface Diagram
        • User interface element
        • User interface event
    • HOPEX Application Design System Reports
      • Launching a (MS Word) System Report on an Object
      • System Analysis Reports
      • System Design reports
  • Using IT architecture diagrams
    • Structure diagrams and flow scenario diagrams initialization
    • Creating a structure diagram
      • Creating an Application Structure Diagram
        • The components of an Application Structure Diagram
        • Adding an application service to an application structure diagram
    • Describing a scenario of flows
      • Using a Scenario of Application Flows Diagram
        • Creating a Scenario of Application Flows diagram
        • Adding an IT service to the scenario of application flows
        • Managing application flows in a scenario of application flows
        • Adding an application data store to the scenario of application system flows
        • Creating an application data channel
      • Using a Flow Scenario Sequence Diagram
        • Using a Flow Scenario Sequence Diagram
        • Instances of applications, IT services or interfaces
        • Message instance
    • Describing a Technical Architecture
      • Creating an Application Technical Architecture Diagram
        • Adding an application technical area to an application technical architecture diagram
        • Defining the software technologies used by an application technical area
        • Describing technical communications
  • Describing data exchanges
    • Managing Interactions
      • Creating an Interaction
      • Describing Service and Request Points
        • Service points
        • Request points
        • Creating a Service Point or a Request Point
      • Defining the Element Interaction Point
        • Characterizing the element interaction point
    • Describing Exchanges
      • Creating an Exchange
      • Describing Exchanges
        • Creating an exchange diagram (BPMN)
        • Creating a message flow with content
        • Managing events, gateways and sequence flows
    • Describing Exchange Contracts
      • Examples of Exchange Contract Diagrams (BPMN)
        • Exchange contract diagram (BPMN)
        • Advanced communication exchange contract example
      • Creating an Exchange Contract from an Interaction
      • Creating an Exchange Contract Diagram (BPMN)
      • Defining an Exchange or an Exchange Contract Use
• UML Modeling
  • About UML implementation
    • Overview
      • Analyzing use cases
      • Identifying objects
      • Describing behaviors
      • Representing interactions between objects
      • Dividing classes between packages
      • Defining interfaces
      • Specifying deployment
    • Organization of UML Diagrams
      • General organization
      • Detailed specification
      • Technical specification and deployment
      • UML diagram entry points
  • Use Case Diagram
    • Creating a Use Case Diagram
      • Creating a Package
      • Creating the Use Case Diagram of a Package
    • Use Case Diagram Elements
      • Actors
      • Use Cases
        • Zooming in on a use case
      • Packages
      • Participations
        • Examples of participation
        • Creating participations
        • Multiplicities of a participation
      • Associations Between Use Cases: Extension and Inclusion
        • Inclusion relationship
        • Extend Relation
      • Generalizations
      • Interfaces
        • Creating an Interface
        • Connecting an interface to a use case
  • The Class Diagram
    • Presentation of the Class Diagram
      • The Class Diagram: summary
      • Creating a Class Diagram
    • Classes
      • Definition: Class
      • Creating a Class
        • Finding an existing class
      • Class Properties
        • Class characteristics page
        • Other properties pages
      • Class Stereotype
        • Stereotype display option
    • Attributes
      • Definition: Attribute
      • Specifying Class Attributes
        • Adding a standard attribute
        • Adding a computed attribute
        • Inherited attributes
      • Attribute Properties
        • Attribute type
    • Operations
      • Definition of an Operation
      • Specifying Class Operations
        • Inherited operations
      • Operation Properties
      • Operation or Signal Signatures
        • Signature syntax
      • Operation Parameters
      • Operation Methods (opaque behavior)
      • Operation Conditions
        • Operation Exceptions
      • Displaying Class Attributes and Operations
    • Signals
      • Defining a Signal
      • Specifying Class Signals
        • Creating a sent or received signal
        • Signal properties
        • Signal parameters
    • Associations
      • Creating an Association
      • Roles (or Association Ends)
      • Multiplicity of a Role
        • Specifying role multiplicity
      • Association End Navigability
        • Specifying navigability for a role
      • Association End Aggregation
        • Specifying role aggregation
      • Association End Composition
      • Role Changeability
      • Role Order
      • Role Static Property
      • Role Qualifier
      • Overloading a Role
      • Association Classes
      • Displaying an N-ary Association
      • Reflexive Associations
        • Creating a reflexive association
    • The Parts
      • Creating a Part between two Classes
      • Defining the Identifier of a Class via a Part
      • Multiplicities of the Associated Classes
        • Multiplicity of the class referenced by the part
        • Multiplicity of the owner class of the part
      • Aggregation and Composition Relationships
        • Associated multiplicities
    • Generalizations
      • What is a Generalization?
        • Example
      • Multiple Subclasses - Generalization
      • Advantages of Subclasses - Generalization
      • Multiple Inheritance - Generalization
      • Creating a generalization
      • Discriminator - Generalization
    • Specifying Interfaces
      • Creating an Interface
        • Connecting an interface to a class
    • Specifying Dependencies
    • Specifying Parameterized Classes
    • Constraints
    • Object Diagram
      • Objects
        • Creating an object (instance)
        • Instance properties
        • Value of an attribute
      • Links
        • Creating a link
        • Link properties
        • Role properties
  • Structure and Deployment Diagrams
    • The Package Diagram
      • Creating a Package Diagram
      • Defining Packages
      • Defining Classes
      • Specifying Dependencies in a Package Diagram
    • The Component Diagram
      • Creating a Component Diagram
      • Components
      • Interfaces
        • Creating component interfaces
        • Linking interfaces to other objects
        • Connecting interfaces
      • Ports
      • Connectors
        • Delegate connector
        • Assembly connector
    • Composite Structure Diagram
      • Creating a Composite Structure Diagram
      • Parts
      • Collaborations
        • Collaboration use
        • Collaboration use example
      • Dependency links
  • State Machine Diagram
    • Presentation of the State Machine Diagram
      • Creating a State Machine Diagram
    • States
      • Creating a State
        • State types
        • Pseudo-states
      • Detailing Behavior of a State
      • State Properties
    • State Transitions
      • Creating a Transition
      • Transition Types
        • External transition
        • Internal transition
        • Local transition
      • Transition Effects
        • Transition Effect Display
      • Transition Triggering Event
  • Activity Diagram
    • Activity Diagram
      • Creating an Activity Diagram
    • Partitions
      • Creating a Partition
      • Partition Properties
    • Nodes
      • Object nodes
        • Creating an Action
        • Modifying the Action Type
      • Parameter nodes
      • Control nodes
        • Control node types
      • Object nodes: Input, Output and Exchange Pins
        • Input pin
        • Output pin
        • Exchange pin
      • Flows
        • Control flow
        • Object flows
  • Interaction Diagrams
    • Interactions
      • Creating an Interaction
      • Creating an Interaction Diagram
    • Sequence Diagram
      • Creating a Sequence Diagram
      • Lifelines
        • Creating a lifeline
        • Lifeline properties
      • Messages
        • Examples of exchanged messages
        • Creating a message
        • Message types
      • Execution Specification
        • Creating an execution specification
      • Occurrence specification
        • Calculating sequence numbers
      • Combined Fragment
        • Creating a combined fragment
        • Interaction operator type
        • Interaction operands
      • Interaction Use
      • Gate
      • Continuation
    • Communication Diagram
      • Example
      • Diagram objects
    • Interaction Overview Diagram
  • The deployment diagram
    • Example of a deployment diagram
    • Creating a Deployment Diagram
    • Deployment Diagram Objects
      • Node
      • Communication path
      • Component
      • Artifact
      • Manifestation
      • Deployment specification
      • Configuration
  • Attribute type
    • Primitive Types
      • Defining a Primitive Type
    • Packages and Primitive Types
      • Packages
    • Defining New Primitive Types
      • Compound Primitive Type
  • HOPEX XMI 2.1 Import for UML2
    • XMI Import Overview
      • Prerequisites
      • Scope of XMI Import
    • Importing XMI and UML Files
    • HOPEX/XMI Object Mapping
      • Class Diagram
      • Use Case Diagram
      • Composite Structure and Communication Diagram
      • State Machine
      • Sequence, Communication and Interaction Overview Diagram
      • Activity and Interaction Overview Diagram
      • Package Diagram
      • Component Diagram
      • Deployment Diagram
      • Object Diagram
  • HOPEX XMI 2.1 Export for UML2
    • XMI Export Overview
      • Prerequisites
      • Scope of XMI Export
    • Exporting XMI Files
      • Export for Eclipse with UML2 plugin
      • Export for other tools
    • HOPEX/XMI Object Mapping