Agreed Sean, which is why I said "An instance of a Hotel as a building
structure". I think we all (should) agree that a design can be
inadequate or too complex depending on the domain it's trying to
address. Establishing what it is that you are trying to solve with a
model (at the present point in time) is key, otherwise a model becomes
a black-hole and we can talk about it till our faces turn blue.
Kleanthis
On Apr 27, 2005, at 14:35, Sean Corfield wrote:
An instance of a Hotel (holidayInnLA, holidayInnNY etc) as a building
structure anyway, is a composition of Floor instances (firstFloor,
secondFloor etc). A floor instance is a composition of rooms and
utilitiy areas
You know, a lot of this really depends on what you are modeling. If
you're creating a model for a surveyor or architect, the floors are
very important. If you're creating a model purely for guest booking
systems, the floors are not important (beyond being able to tell a
customer which floor their room is on).
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