Visual paradigm 3.1 how to#

A specialized elements resemble a stereotype as it is used in UML. Specialized ArchiMate elements inherit the properties of their generalized form. To specialize elements and relationships are to define new elements or relationships based on the existing ones. Specialization of elements and Relationships You can inspect and enter the values in the specification window.

The instance of modified ArchiMate element/relationship will have custom attributes attached as tagged values.

Enter the name of attribute and press Enter to confirm.

On the right hand side, click Add, and then select the type of attribute to add.

On the left hand side, find and select the type of ArchiMate element/relationship to add attributes to, in this case, Application Component.

This shows the Configure Default Tagged Values window.

Select Window > Configuration > Configure Default Tagged Values… from the application toolbar.

The same technique can be applied on other model element types.

Visual paradigm 3.1 how to#

The steps below shows you how to add additional attributes to Application Component. If, for example, you need to perform model-based performance or cost estimation, or to attach additional information to model elements and relationships, you need to customize the language by adding additional attributes. The ArchiMate language contains only the elements and relationships that are necessary for general architecture modeling. Adding attributes to ArchiMate elements and relationships We will show you how to do this in this article. You can add additional attributes to and define specialization of ArchiMate elements and relationships. The ArchiMate language can be customized for domain-specific purposes.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Implementation and Migration Viewpoint.ArchiMate Viewpoint: Migration Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Resource Map Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Outcome Realization Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Capability Map Viewoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Motivation Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Requirements Realization Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Goal Realization Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Stakeholder Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Service Realization Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Information Structure Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Technology Usage Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Technology Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Implementation and Deployment Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Application Usage Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Application Cooperation Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Business Process Cooperation Viewpoint.

ArchiMate Viewpoint: Organization Viewpoint.

How to import/export ArchiMate Model Exchange file.

How to migrate from Archi to Visual Paradigm.

How to use nesting in ArchiMate Diagram.