July 2003
Beginner
256 pages
6h 28m
English
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Profiles
A profile is a collection
of
stereotype definitions, tag definitions, and constraints relevant for
a specific domain or purpose. For example, you can group the
Project and Made
Of stereotypes with their tag definitions and
constraints in this chapter into a profile for project management.
The project management profile may then be reused when working with
other project management systems besides the one in this book.
In the UML, a profile is
shown
as a package marked with the profile keyword, and
a model and all its diagrams may be shown as a package marked with
the model keyword. Figure 9-7
shows a Learning UML package, which would contain
the diagrams and model elements defined in this book. From that
package, you see a dependency to the Project
Management profile, which would contain the
stereotype definitions, tag definitions, and constraints used for
project management, as defined in this chapter. The profiles are
packages, as discussed in Chapter 3, and we may
show their content on this diagram as well.
The dependency in Figure 9-7 is an
applied profile dependency. When drawn from a
client model package to a
supplier profile package, such a
dependency indicates that the client model uses the supplier profile;
that is, the elements in the model use the elements in the profile.
In the UML, an applied profile dependency is shown as a dashed arrow
from a client model to a supplier profile marked with the
appliedProfile keyword. Figure 9-7 shows that the Learning
UML ...
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