The table below lists the elements of UML 2.0 deployment diagrams that are available using the Tool Palette.
UML 2.0 deployment diagram elements
Name |
Type |
Node |
node |
Artifact |
node |
Device |
node |
Execution specification |
node |
Deployment specification |
node |
Instance specification |
node |
Deployment |
link |
Generalization |
link |
Association |
link |
Dependency |
link |
Manifestation |
link |
Communication path |
link |
Node by Pattern |
opens Pattern Wizard |
Link by Pattern |
opens Pattern Wizard |
Note |
annotation |
Note Link |
annotation link |
An artifact represents a physical entity and is depicted in diagram as a rectangle with the <<artifact>> stereotype. An artifact may have properties which define its features, and operations which can be performed on its instances. Physically the artifacts can be model files, source files, scripts, binary executable files, a table in a database system, a development deliverable, a word-processing document, or a mail message. A deployed artifact is one that has been deployed to a node used as a deployment target. Deployed artifacts are connected with the target node by deployment links.
Artifacts can include operations.
You can create complex artifacts, by nesting artifact icons.
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