Chapter 3 Building Structural Diagrams
An package diagram is a UML diagram that describes the package structure of the application. You create a package diagram when you want a high-level overview of the organization of your application, and can use generalization and dependency links to show the interactions between the packages.
You can control the level of detail shown for each package, by toggling between the standard and composite package views via the Edit or contextual menus.
In the following example, the WebShop package imports the Cart package, which, in turn, imports the Types package, and has access to the Auxiliary package. The Types package is shown in composite view:
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