Issue 6375: Flows across SAN boundaries (uml2-superstructure-ftf)
Source: International Business Machines (Dr. Tracy Gardner, tgardner(at)uk.ibm.com)
Nature: Clarification
Severity: 
Summary: Clarify that control and object flows can cross SructuredActivityNode
boundaries (we need this).
Resolution: see above
Revised Text: 
Actions taken:
October 20, 2003: received issue
March 8, 2005: closed issue
Discussion: 
The only restriction on edges is that if they are owned by the structured node,
then the source and target must in the structured node (constraint 1 of
StructuredActivityNode). There is no restriction on edges not owned by a
structured activity node. Clarify this as below.
In StructuredActivityNode:
Constraints, first constraint, at end, add “, and vice versa.”
Semantics, add third sentence: “Edges not contained by a structured node
can have sources or targets in the structured node, but not both.”
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me: Tracy Gardner
Company: IBM
mailFrom: tgardner@uk.ibm.com
Nature:  Revision
Severity: Clarification
Subject: Flows across SAN boundaries.


Clarify that control and object flows can cross SructuredActivityNode
boundaries (we need this).

OMG Issue No: 6375 
Title:	Flows across SAN boundaries
Source:
	International Business Machines (Dr. Tracy Gardner, tgardner@uk.ibm.com)
Summary:	
Clarify that control and object flows can cross SructuredActivityNode boundaries (we need this).
Discussion:
The only restriction on edges is that if they are owned by the structured node, then the source and target must in the structured node (constraint 1 of StructuredActivityNode).  There is no restriction on edges not owned by a structured activity node.  Clarify this as below.
In StructuredActivityNode:
Constraints, first constraint, at end, add ., and vice versa..
Semantics, add third sentence: .Edges not contained by a structured node can have sources or targets in the structured node, but not both.. 
Disposition:	Unresolved