Structure

The structure of a SysML model describes what the modeled system is made of and how it is organized. Behavior Execution Engine relies on certain structural elements to determine what parts of the model should be used in a simulation and how those parts can interact with each other. See the following help topics for details on how Behavior Execution Engine handles those structural elements:

• Blocks comprise the structure of a model.
• Properties describe the content within blocks in a model.
• Operations are the set of procedures a block can perform.
• Stereotypes specify how Behavior Execution Engine should process the blocks in a model.
• Behavior Execution Engine's included model libraries contain concepts from which you should derive all the blocks in your model.
• Behavior Execution Engine's recommended naming conventions explain how you should name elements in your model.