Adding interfaces to modeling diagrams
- Specifying that a class realizes an interface in UML diagrams
In a UML diagram, you can illustrate that a class supports, or relies on, the behavior that is defined in an interface. You typically use an interface realization relationship to specify that a class implements an interface and its methods. - Specifying a required interface
In UML modeling, you can specify the services that a component needs to perform its functions and to fulfill its own obligations to its clients. - Specifying a provided interface
In UML modeling, you can specify the services that instances of a component offers to their clients. - Specifying a required interface
In UML modeling, you can specify the services that a component needs to perform its functions and to fulfill its own obligations to its clients. - Specifying a provided interface
In UML modeling, you can specify the services that instances of a component offers to their clients. - Specifying that a class realizes an interface in UML diagrams
In a UML diagram, you can illustrate that a class supports, or relies on, the behavior that is defined in an interface. You typically use an interface realization relationship to specify that a class implements an interface and its methods.
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