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Key: UMLR-524
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Legacy Issue Number: 18024
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Status: open
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Source: Oracle ( Darren Kumasawa)
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Summary:
Location:
Page #607, 17.2.3 Semantics, Execution Specifications
Page #619, 17.5.3 Semantics, Execution Occurrence SpecificationsSummary:
Page #607, 17.2.3 Semantics, Execution Specifications
"Typically the start occurrence and the finish occurrence will represent OccurrenceSpecifications such as a receive OccurrenceSpecification (of a Message) and the send OccurrenceSpecification (of a reply Message)."Page #619, 17.5.3 Semantics, Execution Occurrence Specifications
"A ExecutionOccurrenceSpecification represents, on a lifeline, the start event or the end event of an ExecutionSpecification."When should ExecutionOccurrenceSpecifications be used as start and finish of ExecutionSpecification, and when should Message/Destruction OccurrenceSpecifications be used instead? The ExecutionOccurrenceSpecification is the only one that has a reference back to ExecutionSpecification. Is there a guideline of when to use one over the other?
Source: darren.kumasawa@oracle.com
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Reported: UML 2.4.1 — Thu, 27 Sep 2012 04:00 GMT
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Updated: Fri, 6 Mar 2015 20:57 GMT
UMLR — Not clear when to use ExecutionOccurrenceSpecification with ExecutionSpecification
- Key: UMLR-524
- OMG Task Force: UML 2.6 RTF