Rules

• Name: The value can be anything.

  The name of the item.

• Keywords: The value can be anything.

  A keyword is a lightweight variant of a stereotype to extend the semantics of a model element. As opposite of stereotypes, keywords does not have do be defined in a profile.

  If several keywords are given, they should be separated by commas.

• Stereotypes: The value can be anything.

  A stereotype defines how a model element may be extended, and enables the use of platform or domain specific terminology or notation in place of, or in addition to, the ones used for the extended metaclass.

  Stereotypes should be given in the format 'profile::stererotype'. Stereotypes should be separated by commas.

• Documentation: The value can be anything.

  A textual description of the element.

• Source: The value shall be a: Choice or Connection Point Reference or Deep History or Entry Point or Exit Point or Final State or Fork or Initial or Join or Junction or Shallow History or State or Terminate.

      Designates the originating vertex (state or pseudostate) of the transition.

• Visibility: The value shall be a valid literal from the enumeration Visibility Kind.

  Determines where the item appears within different Namespaces within the overall model, and its accessibility.

• Transition Kind: The value shall be a valid literal from the enumeration Transition Kind.

  Indicates the precise type of the transition.

An item of one of the following item kinds:

• Choice (Pseudo State)
• Connection Point Reference (Connection Point Reference)
• Deep History (Pseudo State)
• Entry Point (Pseudo State)
• Exit Point (Pseudo State)
• Final State (Final State)
• Fork (Pseudo State)
• Initial (Pseudo State)
• Join (Pseudo State)
• Junction (Pseudo State)
• Shallow History (Pseudo State)
• State (State)
• Terminate (Pseudo State)

An item of one of the following item kinds:

• Choice (Pseudo State)
• Connection Point Reference (Connection Point Reference)
• Deep History (Pseudo State)
• Entry Point (Pseudo State)
• Exit Point (Pseudo State)
• Final State (Final State)
• Fork (Pseudo State)
• Initial (Pseudo State)
• Join (Pseudo State)
• Junction (Pseudo State)
• Shallow History (Pseudo State)
• State (State)
• Terminate (Pseudo State)

• Can be the Target of elements of the following kinds:
  • Abstraction (Abstraction)
  • Dependency (Dependency)
  • Information Flow (Information Flow)
  • Realization (Realization)
  • Substitution (Substitution)
  • Usage (Usage)