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Re: My question to specialist of MARTE [message #981536 is a reply to message #980232] |
Mon, 12 November 2012 13:52 |
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Hi,
Perhaps there is no MARTE specialist watching the newsgroup. What do
you mean by "specialist"? An expert in the modeling methodology that
the MARTE profile complements?
In Papyrus you would start by creating a new Papyrus model project with
the MARTE profile applied to the model. Then, you can create your
system design in the usual way using the stereotypes defined in the
profile. The diagram palettes provided by Papyrus for MARTE-profiled
models should help with that. Probably you have already done all of
this.
But, your question is quite open-ended. Best practices and general
guidance on modeling with MARTE may not be in the scope of the Papyrus
project. Providing tooling to implement the MARTE profile is.
Cheers,
Christian
On 2012-11-11 13:28:33 +0000, Ann barry said:
> Hello why there is no specialist answer me?
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Re: My question to specialist of MARTE [message #985088 is a reply to message #984551] |
Thu, 15 November 2012 06:19 |
Lorea Belategi Messages: 5 Registered: September 2012 |
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Hi Ann,
It doesn't matter which subprofile are you going to use from MARTE, as you can apply the all sub profiles to the model. But at the time to annotate with the stereotypes, you will use those related to the subprofile of time. I don't know I explained properly. In your case, if you are modeling a sequence diagram, you might annotate with stereotypes, the messages between lifelines for example or annotate a timedElement. I never used time subprofile, so this might not be correct. But anyway, when you want to add an stereotype to an element (class, message, lifeline,etc.) of your model, only the available stereotypes for that element will be shown (at least in Papyrus).
Regards,
Lorea.
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Re: My question to specialist of MARTE [message #985273 is a reply to message #985164] |
Thu, 15 November 2012 09:19 |
Lorea Belategi Messages: 5 Registered: September 2012 |
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Hi Ann,
MARTE profile has certain stereotypes defined in each subprofile. In my case, I have used stereotypes from SAM and PAM sub profiles (just to try how MARTE works). So, when applying them in my model diagrams (class, sequence and deployment), stereotypes that are able to apply to each element are shown. But I also have defined another profile with other kind of information. And apply it to the same model.
Thus, when applying a stereotype to a lifeline such as <<PaRunTInstance>> (from MARTE) I have also the possibility to add a <<kernel>> stereotype (defined in my profile extending the lifeline metaclass). But the stereotypes defined for classes can't be seeing.
So, if you want to use MARTE profile, you have to use the stereotypes defined in it (although you can extend the profile if you need) and you can also add new stereotypes defining another profile.
Does this answer your question?
Regards,
Lorea.
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