Object Oriented Enterprise Modelling/Object Oriented Business Process Modelling
< Object Oriented Enterprise ModellingOOEM/BPM Notation
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Basic symbols - note the distinction between classes (no underline) and instances (underline) | UML standard |
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UML standard | |
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extension to UML, we expect it in UML 3.0 | |
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UML standard (introduced for activity diagrams) | |
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UML stereotypes vs. new symbols (OOEM/BPM) | suggested UML usage conforming to standard |
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specific UML usage conforming to standard | |
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specific UML usage conforming to standard | |
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UML usage | |
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specific UML usage conforming to standard | |
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specific UML usage conforming to standard | |
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A step is the explicitly performed change between an initial and a final constellation | specific UML usage conforming to standard |
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Same as above, but with instances instead of classes | specific UML usage conforming to standard |
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extension to UML | |
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A constellation is an aggregation of certain objects within certain states | extension to UML |
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An alternative notation for a constellation | extension to UML |
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extension to UML | |
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Constellations can be shown in detail | UML standard |
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Steps can have different (mutually exclusive) final constellations; individual classes/instances may be shared by these constellations | UML standard |
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All standard UML notation is valid, e.g. constraints | UML standard |
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Of course actors and timing constraints can be placed here; optionally with nice symbols | UML standard |
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A more complex example of annotations | UML standard |
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extension to UML | |
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extension to UML | |
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Steps can be derived from as is true for any normal class; derivation of classes and instances within a certain state expresses a substate relationship | extension to UML |
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Partially completed work can be shown in a natural way | extension to UML |
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extension to UML | |
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A notation for location changes, as a special case of state changes | extension to UML |
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