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Viewing classes using compartment notation Lesson 6: Adding More Detail to Your Java Classes 104 <strong>FrameWork</strong> switches the selected classes to compartment notation. After resizing and moving objects to accommodate the larger class graphics, your diagram should look something like this:
Viewing classes using compartment notation Hiding compartments When a class uses compartment notation, you can hide or redisplay one or both of the attribute and operation compartments. To hide the attribute compartment for the Employee class: 1 Select the Employee class. 2 On the View menu, select Show Compartments. <strong>FrameWork</strong> displays the Show Compartments dialog box. Lesson 6: Adding More Detail to Your Java Classes 105
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Opening a KnowledgeBase What you do
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FrameWork tour Lesson 1: Navigating
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Creating use cases Creating use cas
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Creating actors Creating actors You
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Creating communication relationship
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Creating subsystems Creating subsys
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