The SoaML (Services) UML Profile Diagram example illustrates how UML can be extended to model service-oriented architectures using the SoaML standard. Key elements include Service Interface, Service Contract, Participant, Capability, and Message Type, each annotated with SoaML stereotypes to represent roles in service provision and consumption. Tagged values capture properties such as service policies, quality attributes, and interaction protocols. Relationships, including dependencies, realizations, and associations, depict how participants implement or consume services and interact through defined contracts. This diagram enables architects to clearly represent service boundaries, interactions, and responsibilities, supporting effective design, governance, and integration of service-oriented systems.
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