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  1. UML activity diagram controls are activity nodes coordinating …

    Flow Final Node. Flow final node is a control final node that terminates a flow. It destroys all tokens that arrive at it but has no effect on other flows in the activity. Flow final was introduced …

  2. UML Activity Diagrams - Graphical Notation Reference

    Activity is parameterized behavior represented as coordinated flow of actions. Activity could be rendered as round-cornered rectangle with activity name in the upper left corner and nodes …

  3. Flow Final Node Vs Activity Final Node in Activity diagrams

    Jun 16, 2024 · In simple terms, Flow Final Node indicates the end of a flow in the process and the Activity Final Node indicates the end of the whole process. Let’s try to understand with some...

  4. Can I use Final Activity node several times in an activity diagram?

    Nov 29, 2022 · Yes, you can have several activity final nodes in the diagram. The UML specification explain that the first one that is reached ends the activity: An ActivityFinalNode is …

  5. Control nodes in activity diagrams - IBM

    In activity diagrams, a control node is an abstract activity node that coordinates the flow of control in an activity. The following table describes the types of control nodes that you can use in …

  6. Activity Diagram Tutorial - Visual Paradigm

    An activity diagram may have only one initial action state, but may have any number of final action states. Flow Final Node. UML 2.0 has an additional control node type called Flow Final that is …

  7. Comprehensive Guide to UML Activity Diagrams with Examples

    Jan 23, 2025 · UML (Unified Modeling Language) Activity Diagrams are essential tools for modeling dynamic behaviors of a system. They visually represent workflows of stepwise …

  8. Activity Diagram - UML 2 Tutorial - Sparx Systems

    The flow final node is depicted as a circle with a cross inside. The difference between the two node types is that the flow final node denotes the end of a single control flow; the activity final …

  9. Flow Final | Enterprise Architect User Guide - Sparx Systems

    The Flow Final element depicts an exit from the system, as opposed to the Activity Final, which represents the completion of the Activity. Only the flow entering the Flow Final node exits the …

  10. SysML Activity Toolbox | Enterprise Architect User Guide - Sparx …

    Declares the end of an Activity's execution, and the termination of the Activity. Flow Final. Declares the end of an Activity's execution path without terminating the Activity. Interruptible …

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