Use the component diagram to depict the physical architecture of a computer-based system.
You can model component diagrams using either UML 1.4 or UML 2.0 features.
By default, Together uses the UML 1.4 specification for modeling diagrams. To enable UML 2.0 support, see Enabling UML 2.0 Features.
The toolbar below shows the toolbar elements available for the component diagram:
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Subsystem: Draws a subsystem element within the Diagram view. |
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Component: Draws a component element within the Diagram view. |
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Interface: Draws an interface element within the Diagram view. |
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Supports: Draws a supports link between a component and interface. |
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Dependency Link: Draws a dependency link between subsystems, components, and interfaces. |
By default, Together uses the UML 1.4 specification for modeling diagrams. To enable UML 2.0 support, see Enabling UML 2.0 Features.
The toolbar below shows the toolbar elements available for the component diagram with UML 2.0 features enabled:
In addition to the toolbar elements listed above under the UML 1.4 Elements section, enabling UML 2.0 gives you the following element:
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Artifact: Use an artifact to represent the physical pieces of a system. |