Hi, Maybe I misunderstand, maybe someone can help me with this
In the CENTC251 standard there is a GPIC IdentifiedLivingSubject. It has two Generalisations: SubjectOfInvestigation and SubjectOfCareIdentification This happens a lot in the Standard. In my opinion a class can only be a child of one parent, and if you want it to associate to more classes, you have to use Association. Although multiple inheritance is allowed in UML 2.0 (I don't know about previous versions), it is stated as not recommended to use as many programming languages do not support multiple inheritence. UML 2.0 is released in 2004, the CEN-standard document is from 2002. In this document is not specified which UML-version they use. It looks like Generalisation and Association are confused in the UML-scheme of the standard, but, as I said, maybe I misunderstand Thanks in advance. By the way, I did send another email to this list this morning, it did not appear in the list. Is/was the list down? -- kind regards, Bert Verhees ROSA Software - If you have any questions about using this list, please send a message to d.lloyd at openehr.org
