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Connectors

The process of creating connectors in a transformation has the same form as for creating elements (objects). It is a little more complex, because you also define each end of the connector - the source and target.

Connectors are represented in the Intermediary language as:

 

ConnectorType

{

  connectorProperties*

  AssociationClass {associationClassProperties*}

  Source {sourceProperties*}

  Target {targetProperties*}

}

 

 

For example:

Association

{

 name="anAssociation"

 stereotype=""

 direction="Unspecified"

 Source

 {

   access="Private"

   navigability="Unspecified"

 }

 Target

 {

   access="Private"

   multiplicity="1..*"

 }

}

 

Syntax elements in the code

Element

Detail

See also

ConnectorType

ConnectorType is one of these:
 

·Abstraction
·Aggregation
·Assembly
·Association
·Collaboration
·ControlFlow
·Connector
·Delegate
·Dependency
·Deployment
·ForeignKey
·Generalization
·InformationFlow
·Instantiation
·Interface
·InterruptFlow
·Manifest
·Nesting
·NoteLink
·ObjectFlow
·Package
·Realization
·Sequence
·Substitution
·TemplateBinding
·Transition
·Usage
·UseCase
·Uses

 

 

connectorProperties

connectorProperties  is zero, or one instance of one or more of these:

·alias
·direction
·notes
·name
·stereotype
·tag
·XRef

 

 

associationClassProperties

associationClassProperties are one instance of these:

·Classifier
·XRef

 

 

sourceProperties
targetProperties

sourceProperties and targetProperties  are each a reference to an element and zero, or one instance of one or more of these:

·aggregation
·alias
·allowduplicates
·changeable
·constraint
·containment
·navigability
·membertype
·multiplicity
·Notes
·ordered
·qualifier
·role
·scope
·stereotype
·tag

 

 

Element Reference

An element reference is either a guid that references an element that already exists before the transformation, or an XRef to reference an element that is created by a transformation.

·guid
·XRef

 

 

 

 

Cross References

Notes

·Each connector is transformed at both end objects, therefore the connector might appear twice in the transformation; this is not a problem, although you should check carefully that the connector is generated exactly the same way, regardless of which end is on the current Class

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