| How can I associate a inputPIN with a AcceptEventAction [message #472085] |
Fri, 14 December 2007 04:38  |
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Originally posted by: heiyuchuanxia.163.com
Hi, I'm a new beginner here, so I'm not familiar with the diagram tool
uml2tool provided.
Now, I want associate a inputPIN with an AcceptEventAction and associate
a outputPIN with a SendSignalEvent. Is there any graphical way to finish
this job?
Thanks very much for help.
Stefanie
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| Re: How can I associate a inputPIN with a AcceptEventAction [message #472166 is a reply to message #472085] |
Fri, 21 December 2007 11:29  |
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Hi Stefanie,
Your question is not completely clear for me, because 'associate' is a word
with many meanings in UML. Could you please provide us UML model (*.uml file)
with such constructions.
Thank you,
Tatiana.
> Hi, I'm a new beginner here, so I'm not familiar with the diagram tool
> uml2tool provided.
>
> Now, I want associate a inputPIN with an AcceptEventAction and
> associate a outputPIN with a SendSignalEvent. Is there any graphical
> way to finish this job?
>
> Thanks very much for help.
>
> Stefanie
>
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| Re: How can I associate a inputPIN with a AcceptEventAction [message #614531 is a reply to message #472085] |
Fri, 21 December 2007 11:29 |
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Hi Stefanie,
Your question is not completely clear for me, because 'associate' is a word
with many meanings in UML. Could you please provide us UML model (*.uml file)
with such constructions.
Thank you,
Tatiana.
> Hi, I'm a new beginner here, so I'm not familiar with the diagram tool
> uml2tool provided.
>
> Now, I want associate a inputPIN with an AcceptEventAction and
> associate a outputPIN with a SendSignalEvent. Is there any graphical
> way to finish this job?
>
> Thanks very much for help.
>
> Stefanie
>
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