The Process View
This view of architecture focuses on the run-time implementation structure of the system. The process view of architecture takes into account requirements such as performance, reliability, scalability, integrity, system management, and synchronization. Components are also used in this view of architecture. Component diagrams are created to view the run-time and executable components created for the system. Components are related via dependency relationships. Run-time components show the mapping of classes to run-time libraries such as Java applets, Active-X components, and dynamic libraries. Executable components show the interfaces and calling dependencies among executables. Stereotypes may be used to visualize the type of component. ...
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