TRAK-Community

Date

5th September 2015

Definition

One of the elements within the the TRAK metamodel and part of the Solution Perspective.

A socket or opening (logical or physical) provided by a thing.

Covered by TRAK IPR and licenses

Tests For

Tests Against

Comments

A Port is used with Human Resource to represent the point or portal for communication i.e. ears, eyes, mouth. This might be useful where there are HF standards that then have to apply.

Attributes

• port identifier

Inherited attributes:

• + from Architecture Description Element

Covered by TRAK IPR and licenses

Relationships

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Port participates in the following relationships:

• Resource (System, Physical, Software, Human Resource) exposes Port
• Port implements Protocol
• Port Connection from / to Port

Inherited relationships:

from Architecture Description Element:

• Claim about Port
• Concern about Port
• Contract governs Port
• Requirement governs Port
• Standard governs Port
• Port satisfies Contract
• Port satisfies Requirement
• Port satisfies Standard
• Port traces to Argument
• Port traces to Document
• Port traces to Requirement

Covered by TRAK IPR and licenses

Master Architecture View

Any Port used within an architecture description of the system-of-interest must appear on a SV-02 Solution Resource Interaction View for the architecture description.

The SV-02 is the Master Architecture View for Port.

Covered by TRAK IPR and licenses

Other Frameworks

• MODAF::Resource Port, MODAF::Software Port and MODAF::System Port
• NAF::Radio Frequency Port, NAF::System Port

References

• TRAK Enterprise Architecture Framework Metamodel. https://sf.net/p/trakmetamodel

Category:Metamodel -> Stereotype
Category:Solution

Categories:

• Metamodel
  • Stereotype
• Solution