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    UML Timing Diagrams focus on the specific timing in which the messages are sent from one object to another. It is possible to stack several life lines of different objects in the same timing diagram. One life line above the other. Messages sent between objects can be depicted using simple arrows. The start and the end points of each arrow indicate when each message was sent. And when it was received. Alternative time line notation shows the state of the object between two horizontal lines that cross with each other each time the

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    UML Timing Diagrams focus on the specific timing in which the messages are sent from one object to another. It is possible to stack several life lines of different objects in the same timing diagram. One life line above the other. Messages sent between objects can be depicted using simple arrows. The start and the end points of each arrow indicate when each message was sent. And when it was received. Alternative time line notation shows the state of the object between two horizontal lines that cross with each other each time the

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    Timing

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    UML Timing Diagrams focus on the specific timing in which the messages are sent from one object to another. It is possible to stack several life lines of different objects in the same timing diagram. One life line above the other. Messages sent between objects can be depicted using simple arrows. The start and the end points of each arrow indicate when each message was sent. And when it was received. Alternative time line notation shows the state of the object between two horizontal lines that cross with each other each time the

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    UML Timing Diagrams

    Introduction
    The UML timing diagrams focus on the specific timing in which
    the messages are sent from one object to another and on the
    specific timing in which objects change their state.

    Timing diagrams are common when dealing with real time


    systems.

    08/09/10 © Abelski eLearning 2


    Simple Timing Diagram

    Data & Voice


    Transmitting/Receiving
    :MobileTelephone

    Data
    Transmitting/Receiving
    Receive / Initiate Call

    No Transmitting/Receiving
    Turn on

    01 2 3 t
    08/09/10 © Abelski eLearning 3
    More Than One Object
    It is possible to stack several life lines of different objects in the
    same timing diagram. One life line above the other.

    Messages sent from one object to another can be depicted using


    simple arrows. The start and the end points of each arrow
    indicate when each message was sent... and when it was
    received.

    08/09/10 © Abelski eLearning 4


    Timing Diagram Of Two Objects
    :MobileTelephone A

    Data & Voice Transmitting/Receiving

    Receive Call
    Data Transmitting/Receiving

    No Transmitting/Receiving
    :MobileTelephone B

    Data & Voice Transmitting/Receiving

    Initiate Call
    Data Transmitting/Receiving

    No Transmitting/Receiving Turn on

    0 1 2 3 t
    08/09/10 © Abelski eLearning 5
    Alternative Time Line Notation
    Showing the state of the object between two horizontal lines that
    cross with each other each time the state changes is an
    alternative possibility UML allows.

    Idel
    X X
    Authenticated Sending Data
    X Waiting
    X
    2 5 9 11 14

    Using this alternative time line notation it is impossible to present


    the messages that trigger the transition from one state to another.

    08/09/10 © Abelski eLearning 6


    Alternative Time Line Notation

    Telephone A Off
    X Idle
    X Receiving Call
    X Idle
    X
    0 4 t1 t1+t2

    Telephone B Off
    X Idle
    X Initiate Call
    X Idle
    X

    08/09/10 © Abelski eLearning 7


    © Zindell Technologies, Ltd. 08/09/10

    UML Timing Diagrams

    08/09/10 © Abelski eLearning 1

    © Abelski eLearning 1
    © Zindell Technologies, Ltd. 08/09/10

    Introduction
    The UML timing diagrams focus on the specific timing in which
    the messages are sent from one object to another and on the
    specific timing in which objects change their state.

    Timing diagrams are common when dealing with real time


    systems.

    08/09/10 © Abelski eLearning 2

    © Abelski eLearning 2
    © Zindell Technologies, Ltd. 08/09/10

    Simple Timing Diagram

    Data & Voice


    Transmitting/Receiving
    :MobileTelephone

    Data
    Transmitting/Receiving
    Receive / Initiate Call

    No Transmitting/Receiving
    Turn on

    01 2 3 t
    08/09/10 © Abelski eLearning 3

    Using a changed length of time line it is possible to inidicate


    how long the object remains in each one of the states (listed on
    the left side of the diagram).

    © Abelski eLearning 3
    © Zindell Technologies, Ltd. 08/09/10

    More Than One Object


    It is possible to stack several life lines of different objects in the
    same timing diagram. One life line above the other.

    Messages sent from one object to another can be depicted using


    simple arrows. The start and the end points of each arrow
    indicate when each message was sent... and when it was
    received.

    08/09/10 © Abelski eLearning 4

    © Abelski eLearning 4
    © Zindell Technologies, Ltd. 08/09/10

    Timing Diagram Of Two Objects

    :MobileTelephone A
    Data & Voice Transmitting/Receiving

    Receive Call
    Data Transmitting/Receiving

    No Transmitting/Receiving
    :MobileTelephone B

    Data & Voice Transmitting/Receiving

    Initiate Call
    Data Transmitting/Receiving

    No Transmitting/Receiving Turn on

    0 1 2 3 t
    08/09/10 © Abelski eLearning 5

    © Abelski eLearning 5
    © Zindell Technologies, Ltd. 08/09/10

    Alternative Time Line Notation


    Showing the state of the object between two horizontal lines that
    cross with each other each time the state changes is an
    alternative possibility UML allows.

    Idel
    X X
    Authenticated Sending Data
    X Waiting
    X
    2 5 9 11 14

    Using this alternative time line notation it is impossible to present


    the messages that trigger the transition from one state to another.

    08/09/10 © Abelski eLearning 6

    © Abelski eLearning 6
    © Zindell Technologies, Ltd. 08/09/10

    Alternative Time Line Notation

    Telephone A Off
    X Idle
    X Receiving Call
    X Idle
    X
    0 4 t1 t1+t2

    Telephone B Off
    X Idle
    X Initiate Call
    X Idle
    X

    08/09/10 © Abelski eLearning 7

    © Abelski eLearning 7

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