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Problems with standard-compliant connectors?
Posted in Diagrams, Configuration, Tips & Tricks
BPMN with EA: Call Activities
Helpful hints for Modeling BPMN Calling Activities in Enterprise Architect.
Posted in BPMN Activities, BPMN Flow Objects, Modelling BPMN, Tips & Tricks
BPMN with EA: Intermediate Events
Helpful hints for Modeling BPMN Intermediate Events in Enterprise Architect.
Posted in BPMN Events, BPMN Flow Objects, Modelling BPMN, Tips & Tricks
BPMN with EA: End Events
Helpful Hints for Modeling BPMN End Events in Enterprise Architect.
Posted in BPMN End Events, BPMN Events, BPMN Flow Objects, Modelling BPMN, Tips & Tricks
BPMN with EA: Start Events
Helpful Hints for Modeling BPMN Start Events in Enterprise Architect.
Posted in BPMN Events, BPMN Flow Objects, Modelling BPMN, Tips & Tricks
BPMN with EA: Gateways
Useful tips for modeling BPMN gateways in Enterprise Architect.
Posted in BPMN Flow Objects, Modelling BPMN, Tips & Tricks
BPMN with EA: Participants - Pools and Lanes
Useful tips for modeling BPMN participants in Enterprise Architect
Posted in BPMN Lanes, BPMN Pools, BPMN Participants, Modelling BPMN, Tips & Tricks
Set Association Properties
In a so-called 1: N – or more generally N: M – relation modeled by an association between two objects, it is sometimes necessary to specify a little more information – for example, an object instance may not take part in that rel…
Posted in Enterprise Architect, Modeling SysML, Modeling UML, Tips & Tricks
Diagram Selection - No or Too Few Diagram Types
Sometimes it happens that in the dialog for creating diagram (Add Diagram…, New Child Diagram|…) or changing the type of diagram (Change Type…) the list of diagram types listed under [Type] (eg
State Machines: Behavior in States (OnEntry/Exit/Do)
The article is intended at beginners and advanced users alike and discusses the possibilities to add behavior to states.
Context
In UML (and also SysML) an internal behavior can be defined at the states …