Enum Relationship

Specifies the types of UML relationship connectors that can be rendered between classifiers.

public enum Relationship

Each value determines the visual representation (line style, arrowhead, or diamond) and the semantic meaning of the relationship in the UML diagram.

Name	Description
Aggregation	Represents an aggregation relationship between classifiers. Aggregation indicates a "whole part" relationship where the part can exist independently of the whole. It is visually represented using a hollow diamond at the aggregate end.
Association	Association defines a structural connection between two classifiers, optionally including directionality and multiplicity. It is rendered as a solid line.
Composition	Composition is a strong form of aggregation where the lifetime of the part is tightlybound to the whole. It is visually represented using a filled diamond at the composite end.
Dependency	A dependency indicates that one classifier relies on another in some way, such as using it as a parameter or invoking its methods. It is drawn as a dashed line with an open arrow.
Inheritance	Represents an inheritance (generalization) relationship. This indicates that a classifier derives from another, inheriting its structure and behavior. It is rendered as a solid line with a hollow triangle arrow pointing to the base classifier.
Realization	This relationship indicates that a classifier (typically a class) implements the behavior defined by another classifier (typically an interface). It is rendered as a dashed line with a hollow triangular arrow.