(UML2) Ports are connected to other parts through connectors through which requests can be made to invoke the behavioral features of a classifier. A Port may specify the services a classifier offers to its environment as well as the services that a classifier expects of its environment.Under Objecteering, ports are declared on classes (UML2.0 structured classifiers) by creating them in the class's internal structure. Then these ports can be shown on instances of the class, by creating port instances in the class instances, and by binding these port instances to the ports defined at the class level.Under Objecteering, a port always belongs to a Class, an Interface, or a Signal.
Specification of an interaction point of the classifier.
UML Mapping
Corresponds to the UML Port.
A port under Objecteering is an Instance, (InternalPart), wheres it is a feature in UML2.0.
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