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Information about model classes
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association end). For information on class intersections, see
“Intersections in business object models” later in this chapter.
■ Operations defined on the class (#operations association end).
For information about operations, see “Operations” later in this
chapter.
■ Operations for which the class is the result type (#opers_
producing association end).
■ Operation arguments that can be assigned objects in the class
(#arguments association end).
■ Resources that make use of objects in the class (resources using
association end). For information on resources, see Chapter 19,
“Technology Architecture Models.”
■ Conditions placed on objects in the class by various business
rules (rule conditions association end). For information on
business rules, see Modeling with Business FrameWork.
■ Business rule consequences that create (create actions
association end) or terminate (delete actions association end)
objects in the class. For information on business rule
consequences, see Modeling with Business FrameWork.
■ Content functions created for association ends and attributes
defined on the class (function assignments association end). For
information on content functions, see “Focus objects and content
functions” in Chapter 16, “Report Layout Models.”
For information on other properties of model classes, see “Classes”
in Chapter 7, “Class Models (UML).”