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| Notation drawing view | Description |
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 | (i) Classifier name: gives an instance of an Aspect
(ii) Attribute: gives a value of that Aspect at a given time
(iii) Method: name of the method to be executed
(iv) Join point: name of the join point executed at that time
(v) Pointcut: name of the pointcut that captures that join point at that time
(vi) Advice: the codes to be injected at that join point |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a code to be ejected after the join point |
| (ii) “After” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with open arrowhead points from the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a code to be ejected after returning the join point |
| (ii) “After Returning” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with open arrowhead points from the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a code to be ejected after throwing the join point |
| (ii) “After Throwing” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with open arrowhead points from the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a code to be ejected before the join point |
| (ii) “Before” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with open arrowhead points from the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a code to be ejected around the join point |
| (ii) “Around” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with open arrowhead points from the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that a pointcut captures a join point; this pointcut type is a “Method Call” |
| (ii) “Method Call” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Method Execution” |
| (ii) “Method Execution” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Method Get” |
| (ii) “Method Get” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Method Set” |
| (ii) “Method Set” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Constructor Call” |
| (ii) “Constructor Call” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Constructor Execution” |
| (ii) “Constructor Execution” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Constructor Initialization” |
| (ii) “Constructor Initialization” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Constructor Preinitialization” |
| (ii) “Constructor Preinitialization” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Static Initialization” |
| (ii) “Static Initialization” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Handler”; “Handler” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Advice Execution” |
| (ii) “Advice Execution” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Within” |
| (ii) “Within” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Method Within Code” |
| (ii) “Method Within Code” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Constructor Within Code” |
| (ii) “Constructor Within Code” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “CFlow” |
| (ii) “CFlow” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “CFlow Below” |
| (ii) “CFlow Below” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “This” |
| (ii) “This” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Target” |
| (ii) “Target” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | (i) Relation between the Aspect and Objects to indicate that there is a pointcut of type “Argus” |
| (ii) “Argus” relationship has two operands: Aspect and Class; the solid line with cross and no arrow connects the Aspect to the Class |
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 | Represents an Aspectual collaboration, where it represents an Aspectual Collaboration Use Case Diagram |
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