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Components modeling in UML 2

Bruel et al., 2006

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14070756481161659973
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Bruel J
Ober I
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Studia Jurnal

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The Object Management Group (OMG) has recently recommended for adoption the proposal that will be the basis for the new version of the Unified Modeling Language UML. In this version 2.0 of UML, the component model has been completely modified. The first goal of …
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