Dimitar,
The Modeling Platform is also looking at how to implement model
version management to address the history of changes. The
intention is to have the modeling platform integrated with a model
repository.
I hope this helps,
Ian
On 7/27/2010 10:17 AM, Dimitar.Peikov@xxxxxxx wrote:
Hello Andreas,
Model elements may change with
the time,
how to address history of changes (suspicious state for the
link) and other
attributes/properties of the traceability link?
Best regards,
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Dear all,
as an action from our meeting, here is the description of
"traceability"
as addressed by the Eclipse Modeling Platform Working Group.
Note that
this basically fits
to a solution that we are currently developing as part of a
research project
and will be releasing as open source:
5. Traceability to identify connection between model elements.
5.1 The MP must support the ability to create relationships
between models
and model
artifacts that are independent of the meta-model. Tools must be
able to
show these
relationships and provide a level a traceability between the
model elements.
5.2 Artifact authors should be able to specify the relationships
a high
level and then elaborate
in more detail and provide traceability a different levels of
the model
hierarchy.
5.3 The MP must support the traceability between non-modelled
artifacts
and various types of
models and elements/parts of models.
Use Case
Ericsson
For example, requirements might not be modelled but we still
need to be
able to trace from
them to various types of models and elements/parts of models.
An example can be to trace from a requirement to models/model
elements
where the
requirement is designed and implemented and to models where it
is verified.
And vice versa from design,
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