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Re: [uml2-dev] How to specify is-a relationship in UML2
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Louis,
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Is-a relationships are represented as
generalizations in UML. You should create a generalization between the
Dog and (abstract) Animal class, and between the Cat and (abstract) Animal
class.
I'm sorry, I'm not aware of any tutorials
on how to create other kinds of diagrams.
Kenn Hussey
Eclipse UML2 Project Lead
Rational Software, IBM Software Group
770 Palladium Drive
Kanata, Ontario, K2V 1C8
T: (613) 599-3980 F: (613) 599-3912
"Chabot, Louis"
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05/04/2004 04:47 PM
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How do I specify an is-a relationship using the UML2. For
example, Dog is-a Animal (abstract) and Cat is-a Animal?
Also, does anyone have a tutorial on how to do build other types of diagrams
(eg. activity) - I can only find an example for a class diagram.
