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Key: SACM-30
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Legacy Issue Number: 16704
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Status: closed
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Source: Adelard LLP ( Luke Emmet)
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Summary:
The use of a “content” attribute is suggested for the “stmt” attribute. See comment 5.
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Reported: SACM 1.0b1 — Fri, 18 Nov 2011 05:00 GMT
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Disposition: Resolved — SACM 1.0b2
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Disposition Summary:
All references are against document ptc/2012-04-04
Change the description of the 'stmt' attribute for class FormalAssertion (used to be
DomainAssertion but is being renamed as the result of the resolution to related issue
16735), on page 39 from
stmt:String The statement that is the expression of the domain assertion
(verbalization of the statement in a natural language).
into
content:String The statement in a selected language that is the expression of the
formal assertion (verbalization of the assertion in a natural language). Rename attribute 'stmt' into 'content' in class FormalAssertion (used to be
DomainAssertion but is being renamed as the result of the resolution to related issue
16735), Figure 10.1, page 35
Rename attribute 'stmt' into 'content' in class FormalAssertion (used to be
DomainAssertion but is being renamed as the result of the resolution to related issue
16735), Figure 14.4, page 80
Rename attribute 'stmt' into 'content' in class FormalAssertion (used to be
DomainAssertion but is being renamed as the result of the resolution to related issue
16735), Figure 12.1, page 50
Rename attribute 'stmt' into 'content' in class FormalAssertion (used to be
DomainAssertion but is being renamed as the result of the resolution to related issue
16735), Figure 14.1, page 69
Rename attribute 'stmt' into 'content' in class FormalAssertion (used to be
DomainAssertion but is being renamed as the result of the resolution to related issue
16735), Figure 14.5, page 83
Rename attribute 'stmt' into 'content' in class FormalAssertion (used to be
DomainAssertion but is being renamed as the result of the resolution to related issue
16735), Figure 14.6, page 86
Change text on page 51 from
In a semi-formal assurance case the nature of the relationship can be described informally
through a stmt property.
into
In a semi-formal assurance case the nature of the relationship can be described informally
through a 'content' property.
Change Reference schema for Domain Assertion on page 106 from
Reference schema: stmt of Domain Assertion
into
Reference schema: content of Formal Assertion -
Updated: Fri, 6 Mar 2015 20:58 GMT
SACM — SAEM: Page 19, section 8.2.8
- Key: SACM-30
- OMG Task Force: Structured Assurance Case Metamodel (SACM) FTF