System Landscape and relations

[mydeveloperplanet]

I am investigating whether Structurizr can be applied at a customer's site. They have multiple applications which interact with each other. Every application is modeled using the C4 model (System Context Diagram). Let's assume application A interacts with application B. Application A has modeled the relationship with application B, but application B has 'forgotten' to model this.

In order to find a solution for this problem, I have experimented with Structurizr on-premises. I have used the following example: https://github.com/structurizr/examples/tree/main/dsl/system-catalog

I have created separate workspaces for 'Order Service', 'Customer Service', 'Invoice Service' and for the 'System Landscape'.

I have some questions about this:

1. The System Landscape is generated, that is nice. However, I would like to click on the 'Order Service' in order that it would open the 'Order Service'-workspace. This is possible when the DSL is defined in the same workspace (between SystemContext and Containers f.e.), but can this be done in this scenario?
2. The 'Order Service' and 'Invoice Service' interact with the 'Customer Service'. The relationship is defined in the 'Order Service' and 'Invoice Service'. However, the relationship is not defined in the 'Customer Service' and therefore, it is not shown in the 'Customer Service'-workspace. Is it possible to have an error generated somewhere in order to be notified of this?

[simonbrowndotje]

I have a new version of that example at https://github.com/structurizr/examples/tree/main/enterprise ... 1 is implemented by the example, and 2 should be relatively straightforward via this approach too.

[mydeveloperplanet]

Thank you for your quick response:

1. correct, I managed to use that example and it works just fine.
2. I managed to implement some basis validation checks. So yes, it is possible.