BUILDING BLOCK - Aggregate Entity Block
| Description | Abstract Concept An Aggregate Entity Block is a self-contained and independant Aggregate Block that is not a Connection Relationship. An Aggregate Entity Block can have both Unbounded Members, which enable aggregation of external Aggregate Entity Blocks, and Bounded Members which can be inter-connected. Examples: - Operating Eco-System; - Directive; - Agent. |
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| External references |
 DDD - Aggregate,
ISO 15926 - ArrangedIndividual,
 Martin Fowler - Aggregate |
| Super Types | 
Aggregate Block (from partition:
Structural Partition of Aggregate Block) |
| Functional Domain | 
CompositionalityThe purpose of the Compositionality family of concepts is to provide syntactic mechanisms that support the construction of composite Building Blocks. |
| Dictionary | 
Dictionary of SysFEAT patterns |
| Lexical Scope |
Block Lexical Scope
Container |
STRUCTURAL PARTITION
RELATIONSHIPS
Simple Graph Graph & Inheritance Table
Simple Graph
Composition: ➝ Classification: ➝ Specialization: ➝ Enumerated definition: ➝ Syntax: ➝
TEXTUAL SYNTAX
SEMANTIC TAXONOMY
Sub-Types Super-Types
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INTERNAL STRUCTURE
CONNECTORS
| Connector | Source | Target | Connector Type | Description |
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 Connector |
Bounded Member.
Exit Border |
Bounded Member.
Entry Border |
Connection Relationship |
Abstract Connection A Connector is Block Member that connects a source Bounded Member to a target Bounded Member through their Entry Border and Exit Border. The semantic of Connector is given by their associated Connection Relationship. Examples: . Event that manifests a transition between two states. . Sequences between the end of a process step and the start of another process step. . Interface connection between a service consumer agent and a service provider agent.
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