This product supports a set of standard UML 2.0 relationship stereotypes.
The following table lists each stereotype, the relationship to which it applies, and a description.
| Stereotype | Relationship | Description |
|---|---|---|
| «call» | Dependency | This stereotype is applied to an operation in the consumer class that invokes an operation in the supplier class. A call dependency can connect a consumer operation to any supplier operation that is within scope. |
| «create» | Dependency | This stereotype is applied to a consumer model element that creates instances of the supplier model element. |
| «derive» | Abstraction | This stereotype is applied to a consumer abstraction that is computed from the supplier model element. |
| «instantiate» | Dependency | This stereotype is applied to operations in the consumer model element that create instances of the supplier model element. |
| «refine» | Abstraction | This stereotype is applied to a model element that is a finer degree of abstraction than the supplier model element. |
| «send» | Dependency | This stereotype is applied to an operation that sends a target signal. |
| «trace» | Abstraction | This stereotype is applied to tracks changes to model elements when the model elements represent the same concept in different models. |