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Clarification on Spec hierachy [message #1062383]

Fri, 07 June 2013 13:12

Anthony FAUCOGNEY

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Registered: June 2013

Junior Member

Hello,

First thanks all for your good job.

I'm familiar with reqif, rmf and pror, but I still miss one point : the spec hierarchy

What kind of relational type a spec hierarchy is ?

Is it a refinement/derivation or more a composition ?

Feel free to add more background information if you think I'm out !

Thanks for help.

Anthony

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Re: Clarification on Spec hierachy [message #1062546 is a reply to message #1062383]

Sat, 08 June 2013 16:01

Michael Jastram

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Registered: April 2010
Location: Düsseldorf, Germany

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Hello Anthony,

SpecHierarchy elements are arranged in a tree below a Specification. Each SpecHierarchy references a SpecObject. They allow the arrangement of requirements in a tree structure, and the SpecHierarchies are the nodes of the tree.

If you check out the ReqIF Spec (http://www.omg.org/spec/ReqIF/1.0.1/PDF/), this is visualized in Figure 10.6 (page 33).

I hope this helps!

- Michael

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Re: Clarification on Spec hierachy [message #1062648 is a reply to message #1062546]

Mon, 10 June 2013 08:53

Anthony FAUCOGNEY

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Registered: June 2013

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Thanks Mickael,

But my question is more on the "what kind" of relation this spec hierarchy (the spec object node) address to the spec object leaf ?

Is it a refinement, a derivation, a composition, a copy... whatever else.

Thanks in advance.

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Re: Clarification on Spec hierachy [message #1062875 is a reply to message #1062648]

Tue, 11 June 2013 08:19

Michael Jastram

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Registered: April 2010
Location: Düsseldorf, Germany

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Hello Anthony,

It's a reference, or, in UML-speak, it's a directed association relationship. You could probably also interpret it as an aggregation relationship, but that's not how it is represented in the spec.

Best,

- Michael

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