Quote:
perhaps you do not have the datatype package imported in EA so the datatype 
can't be found 
(end of quote)




Yes, thats most likely exactly what's happening, if the datatype::Long is not 
found in your model, it will give you that message (since the type isn't 
available to add to the default identifier element that's dynamically added).  



So you have 3 options:



1) Make sure you have that type defined in your model (must be of UML datatype).



2) Change the default identifier type (to a type in your model) with this 
namespace property here: 
http://team.andromda.org/docs/andromda-metafacades-uml/namespace.html#defaultIdentifierType



3) Turn off default identifiers all together (and model them explicitly), with 
this property here:

http://team.andromda.org/docs/andromda-metafacades-uml/namespace.html#allowDefaultIdentifiers
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Chad Brandon - [EMAIL PROTECTED]

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