Mongoose server Sequence Diagrams

Introduction

This directory contains sequence diagrams that illustrate the key operations in the Mongoose server framework. Sequence diagrams are a type of UML diagram that show how objects interact in a particular scenario of a use case. They are particularly useful for understanding the dynamic behavior of a system.

Available Sequence Diagrams

1. Event Subscription - Illustrates the process by which event processors register their interest in receiving events from specific event sources.

2. Event Processing - Shows the sequence of operations that occur when an event is generated by an event source and processed by event processors.

How to Read the Sequence Diagrams

The sequence diagrams in this directory follow a standard format:

• Time flows from top to bottom
• Objects or components are represented as vertical lifelines
• Interactions between objects are shown as horizontal arrows
• Self-calls are represented as arrows that loop back to the same lifeline
• Notes provide additional context or explanations

Relationship to Other Documentation

These sequence diagrams complement the other architecture documentation:

• Architecture Overview - Provides a high-level view of the system
• Component Architecture - Describes the key components and their relationships
• Event Flow Architecture - Explains the event flow architecture in detail

The sequence diagrams provide a dynamic view of the system, showing how the components interact over time, while the other documentation provides a more static view of the system structure.

Conclusion

The sequence diagrams in this directory provide a detailed view of the key operations in Mongoose server. They are a valuable resource for understanding how the system works and for diagnosing issues that may arise during development or operation.