Operational - Sequences
The Sequences aspect of the Operational view helps UAF Architect to manage the scenario of operational flows avaible for Operational Domains, Operational Performers and Operational Architectures.
Scenario of Operational Flow Diagram
The Scenario of Operational Flows Diagram describes scenario of flow of:
This diagram contains the agents necessary for the scenario (Operational Performer or Operational Domain) and exchanged business flows. It thus describes:
• the Operational Domains,
For more information on the use of a Operational Domain, see Describing a Operational Domain.• the Operational Performers.
• communications based on: Flows and Operational Flows Channels.
For more details, see Creating an operational flow channel.Creating an operational flow channel
To create an operational flow channel, you must first create the channel and then link the flows that it groups.
To create an operational flow channel:
1. In the objects toolbar of the scenario of operational flow diagram, click Operational Flow Channel.
2. Click the first object in communication and, holding the mouse button pressed, draw a link to the other object.
The operational flow channel appears in the diagram.
To connect the flows to the operational flow channel:
1. Open the Characteristics properties page of the operational flow channel.
2. In the Grouped Flow section, click Connect.
A selection dialog box opens and presents the list of the flows of the scenario.
3. Select the flows that you want to group and click OK.
The content of the selected flows is displayed in the Grouped Flow list.
4. Click the Refresh Channels button.
The operational flows grouped in the channel disappears and the corresponding content is displayed around the channel.
Scenario of Operational Environment Flows Diagram
The Scenario of Operational Environment Flows Diagram describes scenario of flow of an Operational Architecture, see Managing an Operational Architecture,
This diagram contains the agents necessary for the scenario (Operational Performer or Operational Domain) and exchanged business flows. It thus describes:
• the Operational Domains,
For more information on the use of a Operational Domain, see Describing a Operational Domain.• the Operational Performers.
• the Operational Partners.
• communications based on: Flows and Operational Flows Channels.
For more details, see Creating an operational flow channel.