How to represent Repository pattern in UML?
Is there any stereotype that can be used to describe repository pattern? I am using Enterprise Architect to create diagrams. I specifically looking for class diagram representation.
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How to represent Repository pattern in UML?
Is there any stereotype that can be used to describe repository pattern? I am using Enterprise Architect to create diagrams. I specifically looking for class diagram representation.
According to Martin Fowler, P of EAA, p. 322:
(However, you must have already found this since it’s the first hit on Google.)
Based on this example (and the text from P of EAA), this roughly translates to the following DCD: