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Connector Class

To represent the various kinds of connectors between UML elements, you use a Connector object. You can access this from either the Client or Supplier element, using the Connectors collection of that element. When creating a new connector you assign to it a valid type from this list:

  • Aggregation

  • Assembly

  • Association

  • Collaboration

  • CommunicationPath

  • Connector

  • ControlFlow

  • Delegate

  • Dependency

  • Deployment

  • ERLink

  • Generalization

  • InformationFlow

  • Instantiation

  • InterruptFlow

  • Manifest

  • Nesting

  • NoteLink

  • ObjectFlow

  • Package

  • Realization

  • Sequence

  • StateFlow

  • TemplateBinding

  • UseCase

Associated table in repository

t_connector

Connector Attributes

Attribute

Remarks

See also

Alias

String
Notes: Read/Write
An optional alias for this connector.

AssociationClass

Element
Notes: Read Only
Returns the Association Class element if the connector has one; otherwise NULL/.
Element Class

ClientEnd

ConnectorEnd
Notes: Read Only
A pointer to the ConnectorEnd object representing the source end of the relationship.
ConnectorEnd Class

ClientID

Long
Notes: Read/Write
The ElementID of the element at the source end of this connector.

Color

Long
Notes: Read/Write
Sets the color of the connector.

ConnectorGUID

String
Notes: Read Only
A system generated, globally unique ID for the current connector.

ConnectorID

Long
Notes: Read Only
A system generated local identifier for the current connector.

Constraints

Collection
Notes: Read Only
A collection of constraint objects.
Constraint Class Collection Class

ConveyedItems

Collection of type Element
Notes: Read Only
Returns a collection of elements that have been conveyed.
To add another element to the conveyed Collection, use 'AddNew (ElementGUID,NULL)', where 'ElementGUID' is the GUID of the element to be added.
Element Class Collection Class

CustomProperties

Collection
Notes: Read Only
Returns a collection of advanced properties associated with an element in the form of CustomProperty objects.
Collection Class CustomProperties Collection

DiagramID

Long
Notes: Read/Write
The DiagramID of the connector.

Direction

String
Notes: Read/Write
The connector direction, which can be set to one of:

  • Unspecified

  • Bi-Directional

  • Source -> Destination or

  • Destination -> Source


If the connector is non-navigable, set the 'sourceNavigability' and/or 'targetNavigability' attributes.
Special Attributes

EndPointX

Long
Notes: Read/Write
The x-coordinate of the connector's end point.
Connector end points are specified in Cartesian coordinates with the origin to the top left of the screen.

EndPointY

Long
Notes: Read/Write
The y-coordinate of the connector's end point.
Connector end points are specified in Cartesian coordinates with the origin to the top left of the screen.

EventFlags

String
Notes: Read/Write
A structure to hold a variety of flags concerned with event signaling on messages.

ForeignKeyInformation

String
Notes: Read Only
Returns the Foreign Key information.

FQStereotype

String
Notes: Read Only
The fully-qualified stereotype name in the format "Profile::Stereotype". One or more fully-qualified stereotype names can be assigned to StereotypeEx.

IsLeaf

Boolean
Notes: Read/Write
A flag indicating that the connector is a leaf.

IsRoot

Boolean
Notes: Read/Write
A flag indicating that the connector is a root.

IsSpec

Boolean
Notes: Read/Write
A flag indicating that the connector is a specification.

MessageArguments

String
Notes: Read Only
The connector Message arguments.

MetaType

String
Notes: Read Only
The connector's domain-specific meta type, as defined by an applied stereotype from an MDG Technology.

MiscData

String
Notes: Read Only
This low-level property returns an array providing information about the contents of the PData x fields.
These database fields are not documented and developers must gain understanding of these fields through their own endeavors to use this property.
MiscData is zero based, therefore:

  • MiscData(0) corresponds to PData1

  • MiscData(1) corresponds to PData2, and so on

Name

String
Notes: Read/Write
The connector name.

Notes

String
Notes: Read/Write
Descriptive notes about the connector.

ObjectType

ObjectType
Notes: Read Only
Distinguishes objects referenced through a Dispatch interface.
ObjectType

Properties

Properties
Notes: Returns a list of specialized properties applicable to the connector that might not be available using the automation model.
The properties are purposely undocumented because of their obscure nature and because they are subject to change as progressive enhancements are made to them.
Properties Class

ReturnValueAlias

String
Notes: Shows the 'Return Value Alias' field of the operation.

RouteStyle

Long
Notes: Read/Write
The route style.

SequenceNo

Long
Notes: Read/Write
The SequenceNo of the connector.

StartPointX

Long
Notes: Read/Write
The x-coordinate of the connector's start point.
Connector end points are specified in Cartesian coordinates with the origin to the top left of the screen.

StartPointY

Long
Notes: Read/Write
The y-coordinate of the connector's start point.
Connector end points are specified in Cartesian coordinates with the origin to the top left of the screen.

StateFlags

String
Notes: Read/Write
A structure to hold a variety of flags concerned with State signaling on messages; the list is delimited by semi-colons.

Stereotype

String
Notes: Read/Write
Sets or gets the stereotype for this connector end.

StereotypeEx

String
Notes: Read/Write
All the applied stereotypes of the connector in a comma-separated list. Reading the value will provide the stereotype name only; assigning the value accepts either fully-qualified or simple names.

StyleEx

String
Notes: Read/Write
Advanced style settings; reserved for the use of Sparx Systems.

Subtype

String
Notes: Read/Write
A possible subtype to refine the meaning of the connector.

SupplierEnd

ConnectorEnd
Notes: Read Only
A pointer to the ConnectorEnd object representing the target end of the relationship.
ConnectorEnd Class

SupplierID

Long
Notes: Read/Write
The ElementID of the element at the target end of this connector.

TaggedValues

Collection of type ConnectorTag
Notes: Read Only
The collection of ConnectorTag objects.
Collection Class ConnectorTag Class

TemplateBindings

Collection of type TemplateBinding
Notes: Read Only
A collection of TemplateBinding objects.
Collection Class TemplateBinding Class

TransitionAction

String
Notes: Read/Write
See the Transition topic for appropriate values.
Transition

TransitionEvent

String
Notes: Read/Write
See the Transition topic for appropriate values.

TransitionGuard

String
Notes: Read/Write
See the Transition topic for appropriate values.

Type

String
Notes: Read/Write
The connector type; valid types are held in the t_connectortypes table in the .eap file.

TypeInfoProperties

Notes: Read only
Returns an interface pointer of TypeInfoProperties.
TypeInfoProperties Class

VirtualInheritance

String
Notes: Read/Write
For Generalization, indicates if the inheritance is virtual.

Width

Long
Notes: Read/Write
Specifies the width of the connector.

Connector Methods

Method

Remarks

See also

GetLastError()

String
Notes: Returns a string value describing the most recent error that occurred in relation to this object.

GetTXAlias (string Code, long Flag)

String
Notes: Returns the Alias of the element for a given language.
Parameters

  • Code: String - Two-letter language code (found on the 'Translations' page of the 'Manage Model Options' dialog)

  • Flag: Long
         -  0 = Get the currently-stored translated Alias
         -  1 = Get the currently-stored translated Alias, and auto translate if the original Alias has changed
         -  2 = Always fetch the translated Alias from online

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GetTXName (string Code, long Flag)

String
Notes: Returns the name of the element for a given language.
Parameters

  • Code: String - Two-letter language code (found on the 'Translations' page of the 'Manage Model Options' dialog)

  • Flag: Long
         -  0 = Get the currently-stored translated name
         -  1 = Get the currently-stored translated name, and auto translate if the original name has changed
         -  2 = Always fetch the translated name from online

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GetTXNote (string Code, long Flag)

String
Returns the Notes of the element for a given language.
Parameters

  • Code: String - Two-letter language code (found on the 'Translations' page of the 'Manage Model Options' dialog)



  • Flag: Long
        -  0 = Get the currently-stored translated Notes
        -  1 = Get the currently-stored translated Notes, and auto translate if the original Notes have changed
        -  2 = Always fetch the translated Notes from online

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IsConnectorValid()

Boolean
Notes: Queries Enterprise Architect's internal relationship validation schema on the current connector.
If False is returned, check the 'GetLastError()' function for more information.

SetTXAlias (string Code, string Translation)

String
Notes - Set the translated Alias of the element for a given language.

  • Code: String - Two-letter language code (found on the 'Translations' page of the 'Manage Model Options' dialog)

  • Translation: String - The translated Alias

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SetTXName (string Code, string Translation)

String
Notes - Set the translated name of the element for a given language.

  • Code: String - Two-letter language code (found on the 'Translations' page of the 'Manage Model Options' dialog)

  • Translation: String - The translated name

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SetTXNote (string Code, string Translation)

String
Notes - Set the translated Notes of the element for a given language.

  • Code: String - Two-letter language code (found on the 'Translations' page of the 'Manage Model Options' dialog)

  • Translation: String - The translated Notes

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Update()

Boolean
Notes: Updates the current ConnectorObject after modification or appending a new item.
If False is returned, check the 'GetLastError()' function for more information.