ActiveRecord UML Diagrams 3

Posted by Bob Silva Sun, 30 Jul 2006 23:57:00 GMT

Boredom set in this weekend so while playing with my UML modeling software, I decided to model some pieces of ActiveRecord. I found that UML doesn't lend itself too well to the Ruby language. Since UML doesn't provide for mixins and modules, I modeled them as stereotyped dependencies and classes. Don't know if they are useful for anyone but they are nice to have for a quick reference to figure out how ActiveRecord is structured with all the mixins and modules.


ActiveRecord

Associations

ConnectionAdapters

Exceptions

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  1. Phil about 17 hours later:
    Out of curiosity, do you know about RAV? (http://rav.rubyforge.org) It won't handle all this complicated stuff for you, but it might provide you with a good starting point. I'd be open to any suggestions you might have towards improving it too.
  2. Joe Ruby about 1 month later:
    What's your UML modeling software? Nice diagrams! I've often wondered what the exceptions are -- I don't think I've ever seen them in the docs.
  3. Joe Ruby about 1 month later:
    What's your UML modeling software? Nice diagrams! I've often wondered what the exceptions are -- I don't think I've ever seen them in the docs.
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