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				<title>How do you model methods with variable number of arguments in UML?</title>
				<description><![CDATA[ I was wondering if there is a standard notation for methods that accept variable number of arguments in UML.<br> If not how could I model that in UML (some examples)?<br> <br> Let's say I have class:<br> <br> <b>FamilyTree</b> that has a method <b>Find</b> that could look like this: <br> <br> Find(ITreeMemberCriterion c1) or<br> Find(ITreeMemberCriterion c1, ITreeMemberCriterion c2) or<br> FindITreeMemberCriterion c1, ITreeMemberCriterion c2, ITreeMemberCriterion c3)<br> ......<br> <br> I was thinking of putting a List ADT as a parameter for the method but I don't know how correct would that be according to the specifications of UML 2.0 taking into consideration that the I want the implementation to be done using variable number of arguments. I'm a kind of a UML noob and I'm guessing by now that the a ClassDiagram class element isn't that much related to the physical implementation of it?<br> ]]></description>
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				<pubDate><![CDATA[Fri, 19 Oct 2007 18:04:35]]></pubDate>
				<author><![CDATA[ trifu]]></author>
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