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RESTful model with Papyrus [message #1786528]

Sat, 05 May 2018 17:20

Dim Gle

Messages: 5
Registered: April 2018

Junior Member

Hello,
I'm new in the modelling world and I need to create a simple class diagram of a RESTful application.
I found a tutorial to do this on IBM Rational but I need to do it in Eclipse (https://firstinfinity.wordpress.com/modeling_rest_web_services/).

I don't know how to create the edges with the stereotype to express the URI path (in the tutorial it's called <<ResorucePath>> ) and I don't know how to create a class tagged with a custom stereotype neither (like <<Resource>> in the tutorial) .

I need to create a model that represents this behaviour:
an user could do a request to the application in this way
GET /office/{roomID}/{sensorID}
and the application have to reply with the value of the sensor returned by the method readData(sensorID).

I attach my class diagram.

Thank you in advance.
Dim

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Re: RESTful model with Papyrus [message #1786535 is a reply to message #1786528]

Sun, 06 May 2018 12:35

Carsten Pitz

Messages: 495
Registered: May 2015
Location: Germany

Senior Member

Hi Dim,

you can do that with Papyrus.

But, off course Papyrus does not support IBM Rational proprietary features.

But Papyrus other than IBM Rational Rhapsody supports the UML 2.5.x specification. According to the UML 2.5.x specification an DeployedArtifact[Abstract Class] features a location. The location specifies where the artifact is deployed. As DeployedArtifact is an abstract class, you have to use a non-abstract derivative (i.e: Artifact) in your UML model.

/pica

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