Re: File system and UML diagrams

Responding to Guru.naveen...

I am designing a file system. I finished already SRS and written test
cases(not complete.. still i am updating)

I assume you mean you are designing the software for a file management system (an OOA/D Model) as opposed to the data content of the files (a Data Model).

my question is: how to proceed to next stage desiging HLD document for
File system.

Is there any process to follow when writing???

The short answer is: basic OOA/D. Get a book on OOA/D and use that as a guide to creating a UML HLD. (The Books category of my blog has some suggestions on finding a good OOA/D book.)


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