Issue 18073: Location: 18.1.5 Examples Figure 18-2. 689 - Explain about Navigation (uml25-ftf)
Source: Lockheed Martin (Mr. Michael Jesse Chonoles, michael_chonoles2(at)omg.org)
Nature: Clarification
Severity: Minor
Summary: The example should be shown with navigation (arrows) on the associations, to indicate initiating (primary) and non-initiating (secondary) actors. This is legal and common notation
This would partially address Issue 8855

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Discussion: 
Good that Navigation (arrow) is a legal notation. I find the arrows useful when depicting a system’s capability from an external interface perspective, wherein the external systems are the system actors and the subject contains the external interface capabilities. And having the arrow depicts which system initiates the use case (for example transfer of data) and having the arrows towards the system actor depicts that the external system receives the data pushed to it. If nothing else, asking for an example for when a navigation or arrow is useful.
Milagros Nguyen

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s is issue # 18073

Problem: 18.38

Severity: Minor
Type: Clarification
Location: 18.1.5 Examples Figure 18-2. 689
Title: Explain about Navigation
 
Description:
The example should be shown with navigation (arrows) on the associations, to indicate initiating (primary) and non-initiating (secondary) actors. This is legal and common notation
This would partially address Issue 8855
 
Source: Michael Jesse Chonoles
Discussion
Good that Navigation (arrow) is a legal notation. I find the arrows useful when depicting a system.s capability from an external interface perspective, wherein the external systems are the system actors and the subject contains the external interface capabilities. And having the arrow depicts which system initiates the use case (for example transfer of data) and having the arrows towards the system actor depicts that the external system receives the data pushed to it. If nothing else, asking for an example for when a navigation or arrow is useful.
Milagros Nguyen