Summary

  • A frameset is a special type of Web page that divides its viewing area into multiple panes, each containing its own Web page. A frameset is modeled with the «frameset» stereotyped class.

  • A target is a named frame in a frameset that other client pages can request Web pages for and is modeled with the «target» stereotyped class.

  • A «targeted link» stereotyped n-ary association is the link among a normal «link» association, a target, and the page to render in the target.

  • A frameset is a specialization of a client page, and its attributes, operations, and «link» associations are used when the client browser does not support frames.

  • The HTML <iframe> tag is modeled with a simple «iframe» containment association.

  • A «virtual root» component package ...

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