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There are several types of activities. For the implementation of operations, the Bridge supports two kinds of activities:
Activity Type | Description | Documentation Link |
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Action | Actions are used to describe actions applied to objects or the environment. They may contain so-called action scripts, or can be stereotyped signaling a special kind of an action. For instance, <<SQLAdapter>> actions apply actions to SQL databases. | Actions |
Call Behavior Action | Call Behavior Actions give a link to other activities. Therefore, it is possible to decompose the behavioral logic into smaller units of activities. | Call Behavior Actions |
Call Operation Action | Call Operation Actions call operations of classes. | Calling Class Operations |
Objects
Besides activities, there are object nodes, which represent object flow through activities and change their state by doing so. Object nodes may be input and output of actions, or input and output of activity diagrams.
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