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Model [ERROR] contains a connect equation linking component p2 of s1 to component p1 of s2.

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Figure 24: Connectors in SysML
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SysPhS-1.1
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About Object Management Group copyright in text extracts quoted from OMG specifications for educational purposes
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Connector
Port
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"standard" Port
FlowProperty
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equation
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connect
The following Modelica code corresponds to Figure 24. It has a model Example with two components s1 and s2 of types SpringA and SpringB, respectively. The models SpringA and SpringB have two components p1 and p2 of type Flange, defined similarly to Spring
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Model contains a connect equation linking component p2 of s1 to component p1 of s2. 

model Example
  SpringA s1;
  SpringB s2;
equation
  connect(s1.p2, s2.p1);
end Example;
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It should probably say: 'The model for Example ...' or just 'The model ...'.
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SysML connectors correspond to Modelica connect equations, which link components typed by Modelica connectors. This depends on the correspondence between SysML port types and Modelica connectors ...
The following Modelica code corresponds to Figure 24. It has a model Example with two components s1 and s2 of types SpringA and SpringB, respectively. The models SpringA and SpringB have two components p1 and p2 of type Flange, defined similarly to Spring
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