| Creating composite components [message #826754] |
Thu, 22 March 2012 09:14  |
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Is there a simple way to create composite components on a Component Diagram in a Papyrus project?
As I understand, UML allows components to be encapsulated in other components, but in the Papyrus Component Diagram I see no way for doing this.
I am also considering the possibilty of creating a UML profile with a stereotype implementing such a Composite Component, but I'm not sure which Metaclasses this stereotype should extend. Any ideas or suggestions would be welcome.
Thank you.
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| Re: Creating composite components [message #826834 is a reply to message #826754] |
Thu, 22 March 2012 11:03  |
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Found it!
If anyone's interested, in the Papyrus Perspective, go to Model Explorer, right click on the model, choose New Diagram -> Create a New Composite Structure Diagram. To add composite components, create new components in the model, for the new component right click -> new child -> Component, which will create the new components in the Nested Classifier region for the composite component you are creating, then drag and drop these components on the diagram to visualise the composite diagram.
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