Instead of using a class diagram (as you mentioned, the session scoped
object is not really a property of the class), you might want to consider
using Use Case to describe the processing by the Action.
HTH,
Ian
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I am trying to represent, in a UML class diagram, a certain
architecture. How would one represent an object, that is placed into
session scope.? The object is used by Action clasess. I kinda want to
use the composition relation, but the object really isn't a property of
the object itself.
-Trav
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