A ConnectionPointReference represents a point on the submachine State at which a Transition either terminates or originates. That is, they serve as targets for incoming Transitions to submachine States, as well as sources for outgoing Transitions ...

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Using submachines
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Unified Modeling Language 2.5.1
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State
StateMachine
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ConnectionPointReference
Transition
DirectedRelationship::/target
DirectedRelationship::/source
The concept of ConnectionPointReference is provided to support binding between the submachine State and the referenced StateMachine.
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A ConnectionPointReference represents a point on the submachine State at which a Transition either terminates or originates. That is, they serve as targets for incoming Transitions to submachine States, as well as sources for outgoing Transitions from submachine States.
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Each ConnectionPointReference is matched by a corresponding entry or exit point in the referenced submachine StateMachine. This provides the necessary binding mechanism between the submachine invocation and its specification.
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