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Key: SPMSSR-2
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Status: closed
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Source: Object Management Group ( Dr. Jason McC. Smith)
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Summary:
When reading the Relationships section (11.1) it appears at first glance that a pattern can only be a member of one category at a time. It only becomes obvious after looking at Figure 1 in the Definitions section (8.1) that the multiplicity of memberships in categories is shown there. The model is correct, but explanatory text should be added to section 11.1 to reiterate that a single PatternDefinition can have any number of Interpattern Relationships.
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Reported: IPMSS 1.0 — Wed, 25 Mar 2015 13:56 GMT
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Disposition: Resolved — SPMS 1.1
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Disposition Summary:
Clarify that a PatternDefinition can have many InterpatternRelationships
Proposed to alter Section 11.1, pg 17, paragraph 1 from:
The Relationships package defines classes to enable rich searching and semantic association in a repository or catalog of PatternDefinitions. The package overview is shown in Figure 6. InterpatternRelationship provides semantic linkages between PatternDefinitions. KnownUse provides specializations of PatternInstances suitable as examples of a PatternDefinition in concrete situations.
To:
The Relationships package defines classes to enable rich searching and semantic association in a repository or catalog of PatternDefinitions. The package overview is shown in Figure 6. InterpatternRelationship provides semantic linkages between PatternDefinitions. A PatternDefinition can have multiple InterpatternRelationship connections to allow for a rich connected network. KnownUse provides specializations of PatternInstances suitable as examples of a PatternDefinition in concrete situations. -
Updated: Tue, 12 Jul 2016 14:46 GMT
SPMSSR — Clarification needed for multiplicity of Interpattern Relationships
- Key: SPMSSR-2
- OMG Task Force: Structured Patterns Metamodel Standard (SPMS) 1.1 RTF