Mais pas assez ouvert, alors en cherchant un peu, j'ai trouvé : PlantUML. Et comme ils le disent : Open-source tool that uses simple textual descriptions to draw UML diagrams.
Un exemple simple :
Voici le texte utilisé :
@startuml
Actor User as u
box "Client Workstation" #aqua
participant "Client Browser" as b
participant "Client JavaWebStart" as c
endbox
box "Servers Infrastructure" #darksalmon
participant ReverseProxy as r
participant ApplicationServer as s
endbox
u -> b : I want to go to application https://test.com
== Authentication ==
b -> r : User wants to go to application https://test.com
r --> b : OK, but first Authenticate
b --> u : Give your creds
u -> b : user=test, pass=****
b -> r : OK, here are the credentials
r -> r : Checking authentication
r --> b : OK you're granted. Take the cookie(s)
b --> u : You're accepted. Going to the app
== Request a Page to have the JavaWebStart file ==
b -> r : Going to https://test.com see my cookie(s)
r -> r : Checking cookie(s) : OK granted.
r -> s : Please have a look on this request
note over s
The authentication mechanism of the
application is not represented in
this schema. But it also adds cookie
like JSESSIONID.
endnote
s --> r : The answer (with the link to JavaWebStart)
r --> b : The answer (with the link to JavaWebStart) + cookie updated
b --> u : The answer
u -> b : Click on the JWS
b -> s : I want this (including the check on the ReverseProxy for security)
s --> b : Here is the file (including the update of cookie on the RP).
b --> u : Do you want to execute the JWS ?
== Executing JWS ==
u --> c : Execute
c -> r : I want something on https://test.com (i have no cookie)
r --> c : **You shall not pass !**
note over c,r : That's why the Java Web Start needs to know the cookies
@enduml
Bien sûr, je pourrais télécharger le jar et le faire tourner en local, mais j'ai juste pas envie. D'autant plus qu'il y a pléthore de license disponible.
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Posté par Flyounet (site web personnel) . En réponse au journal Écrire des diagrammes de séquences. Évalué à 10.
Il y a longtemps j'utilisais WebSequence Diagram. C'était bien.
Mais pas assez ouvert, alors en cherchant un peu, j'ai trouvé : PlantUML. Et comme ils le disent : Open-source tool that uses simple textual descriptions to draw UML diagrams.
Un exemple simple :
@startuml Actor User as u box "Client Workstation" #aqua participant "Client Browser" as b participant "Client JavaWebStart" as c endbox box "Servers Infrastructure" #darksalmon participant ReverseProxy as r participant ApplicationServer as s endbox u -> b : I want to go to application https://test.com == Authentication == b -> r : User wants to go to application https://test.com r --> b : OK, but first Authenticate b --> u : Give your creds u -> b : user=test, pass=**** b -> r : OK, here are the credentials r -> r : Checking authentication r --> b : OK you're granted. Take the cookie(s) b --> u : You're accepted. Going to the app == Request a Page to have the JavaWebStart file == b -> r : Going to https://test.com see my cookie(s) r -> r : Checking cookie(s) : OK granted. r -> s : Please have a look on this request note over s The authentication mechanism of the application is not represented in this schema. But it also adds cookie like JSESSIONID. endnote s --> r : The answer (with the link to JavaWebStart) r --> b : The answer (with the link to JavaWebStart) + cookie updated b --> u : The answer u -> b : Click on the JWS b -> s : I want this (including the check on the ReverseProxy for security) s --> b : Here is the file (including the update of cookie on the RP). b --> u : Do you want to execute the JWS ? == Executing JWS == u --> c : Execute c -> r : I want something on https://test.com (i have no cookie) r --> c : **You shall not pass !** note over c,r : That's why the Java Web Start needs to know the cookies @endumlDiagramme de séquence simple
PlantUML en action avec l'exemple ci-dessus.
Bien sûr, je pourrais télécharger le jar et le faire tourner en local, mais j'ai juste pas envie. D'autant plus qu'il y a pléthore de license disponible.