Hello again NM,

Curretly Astah does not allow multiple Interfaces to have the same name if they exist in the same namespace unfortunately.

So if you'd like to draw different models with same name, you can only do so by placing them in different name space. For instance, create two lollipop interfaces, move one Interface to another namespace (In this figure under "Component B" folder, see the the structure tree view in the left) and then name both "Foo", so that you can draw the diagram as you desire.

















Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Satomi

Hi Satomi,

please let me ask another question:

Assume we have a component A and a component B.

Now I want to model that A provides an interface Foo. So I do that as usual in astah by creating a lollipop at A.

Then, I have the component A with a lollipop named Foo.

Now I want to model, that B also provides an interface named Foo. Again, following the usual astah workflow, I am trying to create a lollipop at B. BUT this gives me ``A Name must be unique in a given Namespace``.

Can you help me out of this one?

Cheers,
/nm

Hi SJ,

Thanks for your reply! It's good to know that you guys are there, reading and reacting on this form posts!!! Thanks!

Cheers,
/nm

Hi thanks for your notes.
No worries. Glad that it helped.

Cheers,
SJ

Nevermind… it works… should have first tried out your suggestions, then the connections are displayed as desired. Sorry!

/nm

Hi Satomi,

I realize that this is a very old post, but anyway, I am having the same problem started using astah today.

I understand the two methods, but isn't there an option to create a component diagram and, in particular, a connection between required and provided services like depicted in your very fist diagram snippet is this thread?

Best regards,
/nm

Hi,
thank you!

Hi hendrik,

Thank you for using JUDE.

Quote:
This error message appears when you try to combine two different Interefaces.

There are two ways to represent a combined Interface like the figure below.






Method 1 :
1. Create a Component diagram, Component0, Component1, and Provided Interface to Component0
2. Create a Usage Dependency from Component1 to Interface0

















Method 2 :
1. Create a Component diagram, Component0, Component1 and Required Interface to Component1
2. Create a Realization from Component0 to Interface0
















Cheers,
Satomi

Hello Jude-Community,
i have some problems with a component diagramm.
I try to connect one "provided Interface" (pi) of a compenent with a "required interface" (ri) of an other component. Every time i move the ri over the pi, i get an error-message:
"Different Interfaces cannot be combined. Please combine a provided interface and a required interface with the same model."
If i try to put the two interface very close together, i have the ptobleme that both interfaces need a name, but i only need one name.
Is there any suggest?
Thanks
Hendrik

P.S. sorry for my poor english, i'm not a native speaker