| Referring to classes in other models/packages [message #476307] |
Wed, 04 February 2009 15:24  |
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Assume someone gives me a UML model M1 containing package P1 which in
turn contains class C1. I create UML model M2 containing package P2
which in turn contains class C2. Is there a way I can get something
representing C1 onto my class diagram so that I can draw a
generalization relationship from C2 to C1 without redefining C1?
Is the answer different if M1 is part of a UML Library or a Profile (if
that is possible)?
John Colgrave
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| Re: Referring to classes in other models/packages [message #476311 is a reply to message #476310] |
Fri, 06 February 2009 07:39  |
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Salva wrote:
> Hi John,
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> You can get a graphical representation of element C1 in the diagram of
> the package owning element C2 using shortcuts:
> http://wiki.eclipse.org/GMF_Tutorial_Part_2
Hi Salva,
Thanks for this pointer, it is exactly what I was looking for.
> If the model M1, and M2 are different resources (I mean you are
> referring to two diferent uml models and not two instances of the UML
> element "model") you'll also have to use LoadResource (RightClick in the
> canvas) to "import" model M1 into M2.
I did this the first time but the second time I tried just doing the
shortcut (with different models) and it seemed to work just as well
withoug having to load the resource first. I am using multiple .uml and
..umlclass files in the same project.
Thanks again, John
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| Re: Referring to classes in other models/packages [message #623544 is a reply to message #476310] |
Fri, 06 February 2009 07:39 |
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Salva wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> You can get a graphical representation of element C1 in the diagram of
> the package owning element C2 using shortcuts:
> http://wiki.eclipse.org/GMF_Tutorial_Part_2
Hi Salva,
Thanks for this pointer, it is exactly what I was looking for.
> If the model M1, and M2 are different resources (I mean you are
> referring to two diferent uml models and not two instances of the UML
> element "model") you'll also have to use LoadResource (RightClick in the
> canvas) to "import" model M1 into M2.
I did this the first time but the second time I tried just doing the
shortcut (with different models) and it seemed to work just as well
withoug having to load the resource first. I am using multiple .uml and
..umlclass files in the same project.
Thanks again, John
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