Chad,
Actually I just looked and the mapping:
datatype.int
UMLStandardProfile.int
int
does it!
Must be a Friday- Thanks for your help,
Jim
--- Chad Brandon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jim Otte wrote:
>
> >Yes- I did try that mapping to int but it is of no
>
Jim Otte wrote:
Yes- I did try that mapping to int but it is of no
luck-
datatype.int
datatype.UMLStandardProfile.int
int
and
datatype.int
UMLStandardProfile.int
int
do not map it- I still get UMLStandardProfile.int- I
think UMLStandar
[Greg] I wanted this too. I understand the point of view that AndroMDA
is for modeling Spring/Hibernate/Struts/etc, but there are also classes
and interfaces I want to design in my system that have nothing to do
with Spring/Hibernate/Struts/etc. So it would be nice to model general
Java class
Jim Otte wrote:
Does anyone know how to map UMLStandardProfile.int
into a regular (java) int?
I am working with a magicdraw model that has the class
attributes as UMLStandardProfile.int or
UMLStandardProfile.boolean, etc I have not been
able to get a mapping from that to a java int- in
JavaMapp
Does anyone know how to map UMLStandardProfile.int
into a regular (java) int?
I am working with a magicdraw model that has the class
attributes as UMLStandardProfile.int or
UMLStandardProfile.boolean, etc I have not been
able to get a mapping from that to a java int- in
JavaMappings.xml...
I h
>
I have an interface(there is a "realize" link between this
>
interface and the abstract class), an abstract class(with Entity stereotype, I
don´t if this
>
is the right stereotype for an abstract class) and some persistence classses
(with Entity
>
stereotypes),I run the andromda with m
weird,
send me a screenshot where you are trying to add the tagged value to the
parameter, there should be quite a few of them, make sure I can see
*all* tagged values listed
-- Wouter
ps: I never received your previous email
Tim Dysinger wrote:
Can anyone help with this who is using Magic Draw
Can anyone help with this who is using Magic Draw for BPM4Struts work?
On Fri, 2005-04-01 at 09:42 -0800, Tim Dysinger wrote:
> Ok, say I have MagicDraw... I looked at all the tagged values for a
> transition, action states and event parameters and I can't find
> andromda.struts.view.table. a
hello Tomas, Vido,.. and everybody else,
I added an improvement that will be very useful for a few people, it's
this issue: http://galaxy.andromda.org:8080/jira/browse/BPM-157
Struts does not allow form data to be moved from one action to another
(if the form name is different), this happens for
Ok, say I have MagicDraw... I looked at all the tagged values for a
transition, action states and event parameters and I can't find
andromda.struts.view.table. anywhere... I see that there are
references to it in the andromda-profile-3.0-RC2 from yesterday's CVS,
but I can't find where it goe
We are using bpm4struts and noticed an odd behavior. Some
actions in the struts-config.xml file have multiple identical forwards.
We noticed that this corresponds to action states that lead
to decision points. Although the generated application behaves as expected, I
wanted to verify t
Hi Wouter,
I have upgraded to RC1 and studied AssociationClassFacade, and came up with
a few questions.
1 - How can I have an association class which uses the stereotype <>
? The problem I see with this is that a ClassifierFacade cannot be both an
AssociationClassFacade and a EntityFacade since A
how ? by writing your own cartridge
AndroMDA there's no support for that at this point, although there is an
issue for it in JIRA:
http://jira.andromda.org/browse/JAVA-6
-- Wouter
here's some advice: read the AndroMDA Spring howto
what you are trying to do is not needed at all! you do NOT need
hi Tomas,
the parameters from the first usecase are stored in form X in request
scope, so $request.x.myParam
the parameters from the second usecase are stored in form Y in request
scope, so $request.y.myParam
that's why it seems you cannot get hold of the Y values when you are
posting form X.
w
I am using MDv9.0, andromda 3.0-RCI and the hibernate cartridge. I know
hibernate is to deal with persistence classes. I have an interface(there is a
"realize" link between this interface and the abstract class), an abstract
class(with Entity stereotype, I don´t if this is the right stereotype f
Hello everyone, just a quick question:
I have a small problem with passing parameters between use cases. In 1st
use case I have a <> with outgoing
"Edit(idFoo:datatype::Long)" transition pointing to final state
"editFooUseCase".
On 2nd use-case (editFooUseCase), there's Initial state, transition
> "@andromda.struts.view.table.columns=property1,property2,...,propertyN"
>
> Where is this tagged value? I can't find it on the transition or the
> page variable...
>
you put this tagged value on the parameter holding the table rows
where it is depends on your UML tool
-- Wouter
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