Sequence is great! Thanks a lot. Posted by: Kevin on October 18, 2004 09:25 PM

I really like sequence - but one question remains .. How am I supposed to model async callbacks like Twisted (for Python) provides? http://www.twistedmatrix.com/documents/current/howto/defer gives examples. In short, I've got the following: - code A:main calls code B:method (mentioning code A:callback) - code B:method ends and returns a deferred - code A:main ends, code A is inactive - code B:method got a result and calls code A:callback ... only the first method {} block is processed by sequence :( kind regards Andreas Posted by: Count on November 1, 2004 06:38 AM

1. I would like it to see Sequence storing its preferences permanently (e.g. in the home directory of the current user)... (if one changes colors, he has to do it every time after starting the application - driving s.o. crazy ;-) 2. on dual monitor systems the main window spans both monitors at startup :-/ ... all in one, i like this tool... but it could be more comfortable, at least after realizing point 1. Thank you. Posted by: Andre on November 30, 2004 08:41 AM

A little Addition ;-) it would be nice, if Sequence displays object creation more the standard way... e.g. http://www.holub.com/goodies/uml/images/new_object.gif or (the new object is lower positioned respective to the creation message) Posted by: Andre on November 30, 2004 09:08 AM

correction - SEQUENCE stores and loads its preferences with an option: java -Dzanthan.prefs=pathToPreferenceFile -jar sequence.jar ...sorry Posted by: Andre on December 1, 2004 08:16 PM

hi Alex. Sequence is a great tool, very easy to use. Does it (or will it) have support for concurrency / asynchronous behavior ? I have a "scheduler" that fires off requests to multiple "workers". In one of many scenarios, the 2nd worker tasked is the first to respond. I'm hoping to see something like this -- "s -> w1 ; s -> w2 ; w2 -> s; w1 -> s". How would i diagram this in Sequence ? Posted by: dave on January 18, 2005 11:43 AM

Alex: Sequence is a great tool. I am wondering if it supports or will support threads. Example: Method A calls method B. Method B starts a thread then returns to method A. Then Method A returns; however, the thread started by method B has a list of actions to perform. Posted by: Liz on February 23, 2005 12:15 PM

Hi, Whether SEQUENCE can generate Sequence Diagrams from the existing Java Source Code ? How to use the SEQUENCE genrally and in WSAD ? thanks in advance Posted by: Shyam on July 18, 2005 12:04 PM

Hi, there. I m student of M.Sc. Business I. T., and currently working on my final project called College Mgt System. I m trying to develope Web Based application in .NET. -- -- I just needed help with creating sequence diagram and class diagram. So, if n e one have knowledge - can please help me with that. -- -- I m attaching here the requirement analysis of the proposed system which might help u to figure it out what system should suppose to be doing. -- -- (1). Browse for a course - The browse for a course use case describes what students need to do to find a course of his choice on the web site. -- -- (2). Search for a course - The search for a course use case describes what students should do to search for a course on the website especially when students have some information such as course title, subject of the course e.g. computing, law, management, etc. and course id. -- -- (3). Admission - This use case allows students to apply online for an admission in particular course. -- -- (4). Process Application - Process Application use case allows admin clerk to enter the student’s details into the system who apply for an admission by sending application form to the university and it also carries out the admission process for those students who apply online. -- -- (5). Payment of fees - Payment of fees use case illustrates the finance clerk to update students finance details when they pay the fees. -- -- (6). Login - The login use case allows student, admin clerk, finance clerk, lecturer and management to login into the system access their designated area. -- -- (7). Remember Password - The remember password use case helps the users of the system to retrieve their password in case if they forget it. -- -- (8). View Module details - This use case lets students to view their module details. -- -- (9). Attendance - The attendance use case allows admin clerk to enter students�Eattendance into the system from the attendance sheet given by the lecturer. -- -- (10). Examination Process - This use case allows admin clerk to enter students�Ecourse work and exam marks into the system and update their credit points for the modules. -- -- (11). View Results - The view result use case allows students to view their marks in coursework and exam, and credit points for the module. -- -- (12). View Reports - This use case lets management and lecturer to print various reports as per their requirement and their privileges to the use of the system. -- -- (13). Enter Course / Module Details - This use case lets administrator to enter the details of the new courses / new modules. -- -- (14). Update Course / Module Details - This use case allows administrator to update the course / module details into the system. -- -- (15). Create New User - This use case makes it possible to create any new user who is going to use the system. -- -- (16). User Rights - The user rights use case let administrator to assign a right to the user and there by controlling their access to the certain area of the system only. -- -- I would welcome to hearing from u guys.... Thanks in advance..... Posted by: Vishal on October 18, 2005 03:42 PM

Hello, Thanks for this helpful tool. I want to know about the status of sequence; will there be any future version containing improvements?. Thanks in advance. Posted by: ALAMIX on December 27, 2005 03:45 AM

theck this out to make diagrames Posted by: sani on June 18, 2007 01:10 PM

Hi Alex, Your SEQUENCE was an inspiration for creating my own, but when I was done I found that text isn't the best way to create & edit diagrams. I've further developed it into Trace Modeler, a graphical editor just for sequence diagrams. It is a really fast and easy way to create sequence diagrams! It has retained a very easy textual file format, so if you (or anyone else) is still interested in generating sequence diagrams from text (perhaps by tracing their apps as Bob did), be sure to give it a try! It support all the commonly used elements on a UML sequence diagram You can check it out at http://www.tracemodeler.com Best regards, Yanic Posted by: Yanic on August 1, 2007 03:55 PM

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