Model to Model Allocations

Establish traceable and directed relationships between architecture elements in source and target models

System Composer™ allocations allow you to establish a directed relationship from architecture elements in one model—such as components, ports, and connectors—to architecture elements in another model.

You can use allocations to establish relationships from software components to hardware components and to indicate deployment strategies. You can allocate different instances of components, ports, and connectors and use allocations to perform various analyses, for example, resource-based allocation analysis.

Classes

`systemcomposer.allocation.Allocation`	Allocation between source element and target element
`systemcomposer.allocation.AllocationScenario`	Allocation scenario
`systemcomposer.allocation.AllocationSet`	Set of allocation scenarios

Functions

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Allocation Sets

`systemcomposer.allocation.createAllocationSet`	Create new allocation set
`systemcomposer.allocation.load`	Load allocation set
`systemcomposer.allocation.open`	Open allocation set in allocation editor
`systemcomposer.allocation.editor`	Open allocation editor
`close`	Close allocation set
`systemcomposer.allocation.AllocationSet.closeAll`	Close all open allocation sets
`systemcomposer.allocation.AllocationSet.find`	Find loaded allocation set
`save`	Save allocation set as file
`synchronizeChanges`	Synchronize changes of models in allocation set

Allocation Scenarios

`getAllocatedFrom`	Get allocation source
`getAllocation`	Get allocation between source and target elements
`getAllocatedTo`	Get allocation target
`createScenario`	Create new empty allocation scenario
`deleteScenario`	Delete allocation scenario
`getScenario`	Get allocation scenario
`allocate`	Create new allocation
`deallocate`	Delete allocation
`getAllocation`	Get allocation between source and target elements
`getAllocatedFrom`	Get allocation source
`getAllocatedTo`	Get allocation target
`destroy`	Remove allocation scenario or allocation