Thilo, I'm trying to resolve minor differences between C++ and Java formats for XMI serialization. The scenario is that an FS list type is declared to have mutiple referenced allowed and the tail of an NE FS list points at an Empty FS list type.
In Java the EmptyFsList type instance is serialized and the tail points at that FS. In C++ the Empty FS list type is dropped and tail="". Does tail=null mean the same thing as tail pointing at an empty list type? If not, what value does the empty list type have over just having the tail (or head) feature set to null? Thanks, Eddie
