Component Model Diagram

Use Case Summary 13 January, 2022
Component Model
Package in package 'Model'
Component Model
Version Phase 1.0 Proposed
created on 11/01/2022. Last modified 11/01/2022
Component Model diagram

Component diagram in package 'Component Model'
Component Model
Version 1.0
Abdo-mokh created on 11/01/2022. Last modified 11/01/2022
Components
The Component Model defines how classes, The Components package contains modeled
artifacts and other low level elements are + Component1 components and their structural constituents.
collected into high level components and the + Component2 These include additional exposed interfaces,
interfaces and connections between them. ports and other gateways or internal structural
components.
Components are compiled software artifacts
that work together to provide the required The connectivity and internal structure of these
behavior within the operating constraints are further modeled in the Internal Structures
defined in the requirements model. and Connections packages
Components will generally be deployed to
varying hardware platforms described in the
Deployment Model.
Internal Structures
Internal Structures provide a detailed view of the
internal workings and dependencies of a
component. Using a Composite Structure
Read about Component Modeling diagram, they illustrate how the component
fulfills its behavioral contracts and provides
interface behavior to other components within
View Further Example the system.
Connections
The Connections package models the

dependencies and connectivity between the
various components, and how each is used as
part of a co-operative system to accomplish
required tasks. Typically, Components expose
interfaces and API's which are used by other
Components.
Figure 1: Component Model

Interaction diagram in package 'Component Model'
Component Model
Version 1.0
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System Database
responsable
enregisterClient()
alt
[quantityavailable > 0] insertClient()
updateClient()
[quantityavailable < 0]
Components
Package in package 'Component Model'
Components
Version 1.0 Phase 1.0 Proposed
Components diagram
Component diagram in package 'Components'
Components
Version 1.0
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Component1
ProvidedInterface1
Component2
RequiredInterface
Figure 3: Components
Component1
Component in package 'Components'
Component1
Part1
Property owned by 'Component1', in package 'Components'
Part1
ProvidedInterface1
ProvidedInterface owned by 'Component1', in package 'Components'
ProvidedInterface1
Component2
Component in package 'Components'
Component2
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RequiredInterface
RequiredInterface owned by 'Component2', in package 'Components'
RequiredInterface
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Connections
Connections
Connections diagram
Component diagram in package 'Connections'
Connections
Version 1.0
The Connections package contains detailed wiring

diagrams of the explicit connections established between This component exposes an
components at run-time. interface for other components
to use. The interface is a
Typically this is shown as a dependency relationship Component1
contract to provide specific
between a required interface on one component being behavior to other components
connected to a provided interface on a second that require that service.
component. These dependency relationships show how
each components requirements for functionality are met
by other components, and how the system as a whole is
capable of performing the required work. ProvidedInterface1
This component needs the

Component2
services of another
component to perform its
RequiredInterface required work.
Figure 4: Connections
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Internal Structures
Internal Structures
Internal Structures diagram

CompositeStructure diagram in package 'Internal Structures'
Internal Structures
Version 1.0
The Internal Structures package contains models of how

components are internally wired to provide both internal
and external services. These composite structure diagrams
detail the connections and dependencies within
components, usually between classes (objects or parts) and
supported interfaces (services).
Component1
This illustrates how the

ProvidedInterface1 services offered by this
«delegate» component are internally
delegated to a specific
object.
Part1
Figure 5: Internal Structures
responsable
Actor in package 'Component Model'
responsable
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Interaction diagram in package 'Component Model'
Component Model
Version 1.0
System Database
responsable
enregistrer un emprunt()
book is
available()
alt
[quantityavailable > 0]
check id is null()
alt
updateEmprunt()
[id != null]
[id == null] insertEmprunt()
livre n'est pas disponible()

[quantityavailable < 0]
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InteractionFragment owned by 'responsable', in package 'Component Model'
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responsable
responsable
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InteractionFragment in package 'Component Model'
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Database
Sequence in package 'Component Model'
Database
Database
Database
Database
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Database
Database
System
System
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System
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Use Case Summary 13 January, 2022

Component Model diagram

The Connections package models the

Figure 1: Component Model

Component Model diagram

[quantityavailable > 0] insertClient()

Figure 2: Component Model

The Connections package contains detailed wiring

This component needs the

Internal Structures diagram

The Internal Structures package contains models of how

This illustrates how the

Figure 5: Internal Structures

Component Model diagram

[id == null] insertEmprunt()

livre n'est pas disponible()

Figure 6: Component Model

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