You are correct in saying the language is selected for the class, it can not
be changed directly from the class. However, you can control the language
assignment by creating a component, selecting the language for the
component, and then assigning the class to the component. This effectively
changes the language of the class. However, if you disassociate the class
from the component, it reverts back to the previously selected language.
Pretty screwy in my humble opinion, but that is the way it works.
Sincerely,
James Couball
Cotelligent.
-----Original Message-----
From: Ron Alderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 9:08 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: (ROSE) Model Properties
Ok, let me answer my own question then:
As I see it, it works like this: when I turn on a language in Notation tab
of Model Properties, any new class I create gets 'tied' to this language for
all time. So, for example, if I turn on C++, and create a new class, my
choices for attribute types and method return types are all C++ types. If I
switch language to Java, that class will still be a C++ class -- there is no
automatic mapping of C++ types to Java types, etc.
When I generate code, I'm assuming it's 'modeler beware' -- there will be no
automatic mapping on output. I suppose I could run some sort of report to
tell me where I've violated Java rules...
If I'm not correct on the above, someone please let me know...
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The Question:
If I start off with Java selected, and draw a class, and set one of its
attribute types to say Int, what happens when I then go into model
properties and change my default Notation to, say, VB? Rose does not seem to
translate my Java property to a VB equivalent. I only seem to get VB types
on any new classes I draw. Is this the way it is intended to work?
I haven't tried this yet, but what would I expect to happen if I generate
the above to a VB module, or a Java file?
Is there any way that I can push a button and translate my Java properties
to VB or C++ or Oracle equivalents?
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