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Revision as of 11:52, 9 January 2008

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Designing a simple Service Contract with Tigerstripe Workbench

Create a New Tigerstripe Project

Tigerstripe projects contain the details of a Service Contract Model. More specifically, they contain the following:

  • A set of Model Artifacts that define an Information Model and the Behavior Model used in a Service Contract.
  • A project descriptor (tigerstripe.xml), used to store additional properties about the project. Such properties can include the project version, description, but can also include properties that are used when generating code.
  • A set of diagrams providing a graphical representation of the Service Contract.


To create a new Tigerstripe Project:

  • From the File menu, select New and click Project. Alternatively, you can click the New project icon.gif icon on the toolbar. The New Project: Select a wizard dialog box opens.

File:Newproject.png

  • Select Tigerstripe Project and click Next. The New Tigerstripe Project dialog box displays.

New project wizard.gif

  • Enter a name for your project.
    For this tutorial, the project name is SimpleProject.
  • Click Finish to create your new project.


Note: Click Help and select Help Contents for more information about other options available.

Generate the service definition

Review the generated code

Enhance your model

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