UML22 — p. 732: Show examples of new stereotype notation

Recommended Changes to UML 2.0 Profiles to Support SysML

Source: SysML Partners (Partners@SysML.org)
Nature: Revision
Severity: Significant
Summary:
SysML extends the use of Profile notation and requires that stereotypes can reference UML metaclasses. In order to satisfy the needs of SysML, the following changes need to be made to the the UML 2.0 Superstructure Profiles chapter. "Convenience documents" in .fm and .pdf formats, which redline the proposed changes to the Profiles chapter, are provided as attachments to this issue submission. (See
UML2-Super-Profiles-ConvenienceDoc-050525.fm and UML2-Super-Profiles-ConvenienceDoc-050525.pdf.)

Recommended changes:
8) p. 732: Show examples of new stereotype notation. Add the following including new Figure 463:
"Finally, the two alternate notational forms are shown.

• Other notational forms for showing values
  AlarmClock is valid for OS version 1.1, is POSIX-compliant and it has a starting operation called Start. The compartment form of notation is shown on the left and the in-symbol form on the right (note that not all properties of Clock are shown on the right."

see pages 468 - 469 of ptc/2006-04-01