Package de.mid.innovator.srv2api.icw2be

Interface BEBehavior

All Superinterfaces:
ADAccessAble, ADClientAble, ADFindAble, ADHistoryAble, ADLockAble, ADM2AttrModifyAble, ADOptionAble, ADReferenceAble, ADVersionAble, CLBehavioredClassifier, CLClass, CLClassifier, CLDeclarationAble, CLDeclarationAbleClassifier, CLEncapsulatedClassifier, CLParameterAble, CLStructuredClassifier, CLTemplateAbleElement, CLTemplateParameterAbleElement, ELClassifier, ELContainerAble, ELContAsgnAble, ELDeleteAble, ELElement, ELNamedElement, ELNamespaceAble, ELNamespaceAsgnAble, ELObject, ELPackageAble, ELRedefAble, ELType, ELUUIDAble, ELValueContainerAble, MECommentAble, MEConstraintAble, MEModelElement, MENamedElement, MENamespaceAble, MENamespaceAsgnAble, MEPackageAble, MEStereotypeAble, METermAble, MMAttachmentAble, MMCommentContainerAble, MMLabelAble, MMLabelTextAttachmentAble, MMStereotypeAble, MMTextAble
All Known Subinterfaces:
ACActivity, BEOpaque, IAInteraction, SMProtocolStateMachine, SMStateMachine
public interface BEBehavior extends CLClass, CLParameterAble
Behavior is a specification of how its context classifier changes state over time. This specification may be either a definition of possible behavior execution or emergent behavior, or a selective illustration of an interesting subset of possible executions. A classifier behavior is always a definition of behavior and not an illustration. It describes the sequence of state changes an instance of a classifier may undergo in the course of its lifetime. Its precise semantics depend on the kind of classifier. For example, the classifier behavior of a class is the behavior of instances of the class separated from the behaviors of any of its parts. When a behavior is associated as the method of a behavioral feature, it defines the implementation of that feature; i.e., the computation that generates the effects of the behavioral feature.
Note:
The interface BEBehavior describes an abstract ability of an object. Therefore no instances of this type can be found in the repository!