Closed oalt closed 3 years ago
... valid thought. I think however that the basic question does not depend on the naming. A UML-object is both active (has methods) and is passive (has attributes). A typical object however has methods working on local attributes ... and so an object is better characterised as a holder of information (=passive aspect=state) than a modifier of information (=active aspect). Have a look at the dimmer example: In spite of it's functions, the main dimmer is modelled as a state, because it shows best it's role as memory of desired illumination. Namen sind Schall und Rauch - am Ende spielt es keine Rolle. Let's talk, O.
@oalt : unless there is a strong endorsement from your side, I propose to turn down the idea.
As discussed: We do not change the model integration terms for the first SpecIF release.
After some discussions about the semantic model integration using the fundamental modeling elements 'Actor', 'State' and 'Event' some people are confused about mapping for example an object to a state etc.
Should we think about a more generic naming of the model integration resource classes?
For example: