| How to specialize a SysML diagram for user defined usage [message #1772781] |
Fri, 15 September 2017 04:20  |
Eclipse User |
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Hello,
I am new to SysML and Papyrus and trying to recreate the model and related diagrams of the sample problem defined in Annex D of the SysML 1.5 specification.
1) General question: The Papyrus tutorials (http://www.eclipse.org/papyrus/documentation.html) were not sufficient for my current understanding. Are there other tutorials which can help to familiarize myself with both SysML and Papyrus simultaneously? E.g. is there maybe a description showing how the mentioned sample problem can be recreated in Papyrus?
2) Specific question: I would like to specialize the Internal Block Diagram stereotype into a Context Diagram stereotype to recreate the diagram in Figure D.4 of the SysML specification. How should it be done? My guess is I should somehow do it in the "Project Explorer", creating the Context Diagram stereotype, then should import this into my model through the Model Explorer and then should be able to use it for the model.
Thank you in advance for your help!
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| Re: How to specialize a SysML diagram for user defined usage [message #1773245 is a reply to message #1773172] |
Mon, 25 September 2017 06:40  |
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Hello,
I started using Papyrus with SysML a few months ago and agree with Ricardo, the official documentation is very light. However, I found the video-tutorials by Marco Di Natale very useful, here is the link to the first one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RR8yomqWjE
He uses an older version of Papyrus, but the basics haven't changed that much. At some point in part C, he explains how to use profiles in order to create custom stereotypes.
Furthermore, you will find a few (not many) more tutorials on youtube for different modelling problems. Finally, I recommend the 2014 version of "A practical guide to SysML". There is one chapter "Getting started with SysML" with a section "SysML modeling tool tips" (this section is new in the 2014 version). Even though this description is tool-independent, I find it very helpful in order to get started on a new model.
Good luck!
Ursula
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