Internal domain diagram (IDL code)

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An Internal Domain Diagram allows you to create Nodes in a Domain.

Create an Internal Domain Diagram from a Domain: right-click the Domain, and select New > Internal Domain Diagram.

All Internal Domain Diagrams are shown in the

DnC Elements pane - expand the Internal Domain Diagram folder.

An Internal Domain Diagram is based on a UML Composite Structure Diagram.

An Internal Domain Diagram can show the following IDL items.

Domain

Domain item

The owning Domain is added to the Internal Domain Diagram on creation.

Note that a Component's view options are set through the Class entry.

Node

Node item

To create a Node: click the

Node button, and then click within the owning Domain.

To add an existing Node: click the

Node button, right-click within the owning Domain, and then click the command for the Node you want to add.

To populate missing Nodes: right-click the Domain, and select Populate > Parts. Alternatively, you can drag a Node from an appropriate pane to the Domain on the diagram.

For information about specifying the host name and port number of a Node, see Creating a node.

Note that a Node's view options are set through the Part entry.

The following sections provide information about how an Internal Domain Diagram is used in the model.

Owned By

Domain

Creates or shows these items

Domain

Node

IDL Profile properties

None.