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Key: OCL25-191
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Legacy Issue Number: 5973
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Status: open
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Source: HL7 ( Mr. Grahame Grieve)
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Summary:
OCL 2 doesn't really define what a collection is. In essence,
a particular UML construct is arbitrarily designated as
the OCL collection, and a series of properties are assigned
to itThis question arises in 2 different ways:
- can you sub-class one of the concrete descendents in
a UML diagram - by referring to the OCL package - and thereby
add functionality to your own collection types
- are all parameterised classifiers collections? if you
define a parameterised class, how does an OCL user or
environment know whether it's a collection or not?
perhaps a stereotype should be intrroduced to allow for
unambiguous resolution of these issues - can you sub-class one of the concrete descendents in
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Reported: OCL 2.0b1 — Tue, 22 Apr 2003 04:00 GMT
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Updated: Thu, 8 Oct 2015 14:12 GMT
OCL25 — OCL 2: what is a collection?
- Key: OCL25-191
- OMG Task Force: Object Constraint Language 2.5 RTF