Architecture Diagrams

Why does the violation count change when I collapse a cell on a Structure101 Architecture Diagram?

This will happen when there is one or more violations contained within the scope of the cell you are collapsing. For example you might have this situation: And the violations count is show as 3(4) in the Diagrams list: (i.e. … Read More

Mapping Architecture Diagrams to Code – the “most specific pattern” rule

Architecture Diagrams in Structure101 are mapped to the physical code by patterns associated with each cell in the diagram. This enables the visual specification of rules that can then be applied to a specific version of your code so that … Read More

Structure101 3.1 – Software Architecture Sandboxing

Just released, Version 3.1 adds lots of new stuff to the Architecture perspective to make it much easier to discover the current structure and move classes or packages around to define a preferred architecture. First thing is a simple expand … Read More

An Overview of Structure101 Architecture Diagrams

Structure101 lets you work with both structure (the whole code-base as it is) and architecture (the subset of the structure that you really care about, and how it should be). It lets you define the architecture in the context of … Read More