HOPEX Application Design System Reports
Two MS Word reports are available as part of the technical specification of a project with HOPEX Application Design.
Launching a (MS Word) System Report on an Object
To launch a system report on an application design project:
1. Click the navigation menu, then Current Design Project.
The access to the Current Design Project navigation pane requires that you have defined a working environment on the project concerned. See "The Current Design Project pane", page 21.2. In the navigation window, click Application Architecture Design.
3. In the edit area, click the required report tile.
4. Click New.
The report creation wizard opens.
5. Enter the name of the report.
6. Click Next then OK.
To open the generated document:
Click the icon of the document and select Documentation > Open.System Analysis Reports
This report template focuses more specifically on impacts of the system under study.
The generated report presents:
• all impact diagrams contained in project packages, with detail of elements affected.
• interaction scenario diagrams and sequence diagrams contained in project use case packages. Use cases must be "used" by the project (see "Etat des livrables du projet", page 172).
• detail of applications and services "used" in the project.
• data models "used" in the project.
• matrix of requirement traceability.
System Design reports
This report template enables description of the internal structure of a project application, the IT services and the databases of this application.
The description of services concerns services "produced" or "updated" in the project. These are services that belong to the internal architecture of the analyzed application, and that are linked to the application by the “defined-service” link.
Each report relates to a specific application. Using this report template you can generate as many reports as there are applications.
A "System Blueprint - System Design" report template presents:
• the application tree of the described application.
• internal architecture diagrams of the application.
• data models that describe databases of the application.
• system processes of services.
• interaction scenario diagrams and sequence diagrams of use cases that implement services of the application.
• matrix of requirement traceability.