Open chethankumar opened 6 months ago
Here is a plantUML sequence diagram for the flow you described:
@startuml
actor user {
activate(user)
}
part SurveyInput {
activate(SurveyInput)
}
part DataPersister {
activate(DataPersister)
}
SurveyInput->>DataPersister: send survey data to database
deactivate(user)
deactivate(SurveyInput)
deactivate(DataPersister)
@enduml
This sequence diagram shows that the user interacts with the SurveyInput service, which then sends the survey data to the DataPersister service to persist it in the database.
Sure! Here's a plantUML sequence diagram for the flow you described:
@startuml
actor User {
+inputs survey form data
}
part SurveyInput {
+receive survey form data from User
+process survey form data
+send survey form data to DataPersister
}
part DataPersister {
+receive survey form data from SurveyInput
+persist survey form data to database
}
SurveyInput->>DataPersister: send survey form data
User->>SurveyInput: inputs survey form data
@enduml
This sequence diagram shows the interaction between the three main components of your system - User, SurveyInput, and DataPersister. The flow begins with the User entering data into the survey form. The SurveyInput service receives this data and processes it. It then sends the processed data to the DataPersister service, which persists the data in a database.
Here is a sample plantUML sequence diagram for the flow described above:
@startuml
actor User {
activate
}
entity SurveyInput {
activate
}
entity DataPersister {
activate
}
SurveyInput->>User: Gather survey input with form
User->>SurveyInput: Submit survey input
SurveyInput->>DataPersister: Persist data to database
DataPersister->>SurveyInput: Success
DataPersister->>User: Confirm success
@enduml
Explanation:
The diagram above shows the sequence of events when a user inputs survey data into the form. The User
entity represents the user who interacts with the system through the web form. The SurveyInput
and DataPersister
entities represent the two services in the system responsible for gathering the input from the form and persisting the data to the database, respectively.
When the user interacts with the survey form, the SurveyInput
entity gathers the input data and sends it to the DataPersister
service to persist it to the database. Once the data is successfully persisted, the DataPersister
entity confirms the success to the SurveyInput
and then to the User
entity.
Here's a PlantUML sequence diagram for the flow you described:
@startuml
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant SurveyInput
participant DataPersister
User->>SurveyInput: enters survey input form
SurveyInput->>User: receives survey input data
SurveyInput->>DataPersister: sends data to persist it in database
DataPersister->>SurveyInput: acknowledges receipt of data
DataPersister->>User: displays success message
User->>SurveyInput: leaves the form
@enduml
This sequence diagram shows that the user interacts with the SurveyInput
service to enter survey input data, which is then sent to the DataPersister
service for persistence in the database. The DataPersister
service acknowledges receipt of the data and displays a success message to the user.
Sure, here's a plantUML sequence diagram for that flow:
@startuml
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant SurveyInput
participant DataPersister
User->>SurveyInput: user inputs data into form
SurveyInput->>DataPersister: survey input data is sent to database
@enduml
This sequence diagram shows the flow of messages between the three participants - User
, SurveyInput
, and DataPersister
. The User
starts by inputting data into the form, which is then picked up by the SurveyInput
service. The SurveyInput
service sends the data to the DataPersister
service, which persists the data to the database.
Here's a PlantUML sequence diagram for the described flow:
@startuml
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant SurveyInput
participant DataPersister
User->>SurveyInput: User inputs survey data into form
SurveyInput->>DataPersister: Survey input service sends data to persist to database
DataPersister->>User: Feedback on whether data was successfully saved to database
@enduml
This diagram shows the interaction between the user, SurveyInput and DataPersister services. When the user inputs data into the form, the SurveyInput service picks up the data and sends it to the DataPersister service to persist it to the database. After the data is saved, the DataPersister service sends a feedback message back to the User indicating whether the data was successfully saved or not.
Here's the plantUML sequence diagram for the flow described:
@startuml
class SurveyInput {
+sendDataToDatabase(data: string): void
}
class DataPersister {
+persistData(data: string): void
}
SurveyInput ->> DataPersister : sendDataToDatabase()
@enduml
In this diagram, the SurveyInput
service is responsible for gathering survey input from the user via a form. When the user submits the form, the sendDataToDatabase
method of the SurveyInput
class is called, which in turn calls the persistData
method of the DataPersister
service to persist the data to the database.
Here's the PlantUML sequence diagram for the flow you described:
@startuml
participant User
participant SurveyInputService
participant DataPersisterService
User->>SurveyInputService: inputs survey data
SurveyInputService->>DataPersisterService: persists survey data to database
DataPersisterService-->>SurveyInputService: acknowledges successful persistence
@enduml
This diagram shows the flow of messages between the three participants, where the User interacts with the SurveyInputService and DataPersisterService. The SurveyInputService receives survey data from the User and sends it to the DataPersisterService for persistence. Once successful, the DataPersisterService sends an acknowledgement back to the SurveyInputService.
Here's a sample plantUML sequence diagram for the flow you described:
@startuml
part SurveyInput {
SurveyInput->+sendDataToDataPersister()
}
part DataPersister {
+receiveData()
-->+persistData()
}
SurveyInput->>UserInputForm: User inputs data into form
SurveyInput->>+sendDataToDataPersister()
DataPersister->>+receiveData()
DataPersister->>+persistData()
@enduml
In this diagram, the SurveyInput service is responsible for gathering input from the user through a form. When the user submits data, the SurveyInput service sends the data to the DataPersister service. The DataPersister service then receives the data and persists it to the database using its persistData()
method.
Please note that this is just an example and may not include all the details of your specific implementation.
test1
testing
We are adding a survey form filling utility