When I look at the "Relationship" in the Domain Model, I see two sorts of shape, "Triangle" and "Rectangle".
What do these two shape mean
And why do we use "Triangle" and "Rectangle" to denote these meanings
Thanks alot.
The definition of Triangle and Rectangle shape in Domain Model.
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The definition of Triangle and Rectangle shape in Domain Model.
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Each shape represents a role of the relationship. The choice of symbols was orginally to show the direction of the relationship from source to target, but it is redundant because the layout achieves that.
The notation will change in the replacement for the domain model designer which should appear in the next release.