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In UML specification superstructure 2.5(still Beta, page 203) A Class may be designated by setting isActive to true as active (i.e., each of its instances is an active object). When isActive is false the Class is passive (i.e., each of its instances executes within the context of some other object). I wonder if there is a simple example illustrates the differences in applying each one of them? And elaborate this concept a bit? By definition, Active Objects In UML, active classes, and therefore active objects , exist in their own thread of operations and have their own address space. If

I'm planning to draw some UML structure diagrams that illustrate the place of Docker images (or containers, in deployment diagrams) in the overall structure of the software I am architecting. I'm interested in illustrating the contents of containers, the mapping of network ports and other interfaces and the way multiple containers inter-operate. My problem space is that of distributed, event-based systems (DEBS), so I expect that most of my containers will have message queues coming in and going out. Another part of my architecture involves the use of an in-memory data grid, which will span

If class Human inherits some methods from superclass Mammal unchanged (such as laysEggs: () -> false ) and overrides other methods (such as postsToStackOverflow : () -> true ), is there any difference between how the different methods are indicated in portion of the UML static class diagram for Human ? For example, are only the overridden methods shown in the box for Human , or are both shown, with some annotation for the overridden methods? Now there is. Some anonymous got me to dig into the 2.5.1. specs . On p. 102 it says Members that are inherited by a Classifier may be shown on a diagram

I recently created a very nice UML Class diagram inside Visual Studio 2010 (b2). The tools worked like a charm and I was able to model a rather complex domain within minutes. However, I cannot find any way to export my diagram as an image (PNG/JPEG/etc.). Does the modelling features in VS2010 support exporting diagrams as images? If so - how do I do it? Print src is NOT the answer. Edit: Found one way to export... Go to File > Print and select Adobe PDF Edit 2: Found another, slightly more elegant, way to export. In the diagram editor: Select all ( Ctrl + A ), Copy ( Ctrl + C ), Go to your

可以将文章内容翻译成中文,广告屏蔽插件可能会导致该功能失效(如失效，请关闭广告屏蔽插件后再试): 问题: I want to use Graphviz + Doxygen to generate a class diagram based on C++ code. This works already as Doxygen comes with a native DOT support; but is it possible, to produce a UML-like output with the corresponding access modificators (public, private etc.), return and parameter types of the class methods, similar to the diagram below? I'm aware of thread How to use doxygen to create UML class diagrams from C++ source , but it doesn't answer the question, though. 回答1: Create the following source file example.cpp : class Animal { public: void