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The call operation needs a target for the call, i.e. the object that
The calloperationaction only specifies that an operation X must be
Tim
> Hi,
> Call operation action is used to invoke a operation (or > Thanks in advance,
receives
the call. The target pin specifies that object.
called, but
not the object itself.
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> [mailto:SysMLforum@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of vikas
> Sent: Friday, May 08, 2009 11:46 PM
> To: SysML Forum
> Subject: [SysML Forum] CallOperationAction of SysML
> I'm a little confused about the "call operation action" of
> activity diagram of SysML. Below is what i understand about
> the call operation action and what i don't understand. Please
> correct me if necessary and answer my question.
> function) defined in a "block definition diagram" or a
> pre-defined operation in sysml. Input pins (attached to
> callOperationAction node) can be used to specify the
> arguments (parameters) passed to the operation. The output
> pins represent the results obtained from the operation. There
> can be any number of input and output pins attached to the
> call operaton action node.
> I don't understand the use of the "target" input pin which
> needs to be present to make a valid call opertaion action.
> Please somebody explain what is the purpose of having the
> target input pin and what does it signify?
> Vikas Patel