Issue 4124: particular valuetype inheritance is truncatable. (bqs-ftf)
Source: David Frankel Consulting (Mr. David Frankel, david(at)dfrankelconsulting.com)
Nature: Uncategorized Issue
Severity: 
Summary: The UML model on page 18 uses the OMG UML Profile for CORBA.  It does not
use the capability of that profile to indicate that a particular valuetype
inheritance is truncatable.
Resolution: see below
Revised Text: In the UML diagram describing data objects, apply the stereotype <<CORBATruncatable>> for the following objects: Article, Book, WebResource, Patent, Proceeding, Thesis, TechReport, BookArticle and JournalArticle.
Actions taken:
December 18, 2000: received issue
May 13, 2002: closed issue
Discussion: 
Apply the stereotype <<CORBATruncatable>> to the generalization in all cases
where the generalization depicts truncatable inheritance.
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These issues are submitted with respect to lifesci/2000-10-01 which
was
approved by the AB on 14 December, 2000.

ISSUE

The UML model on page 18 uses the OMG UML Profile for CORBA.  It does
not
use the capability of that profile to indicate that a particular
valuetype
inheritance is truncatable.

PROPOSED RESOLUTION

Apply the stereotype <<CORBATruncatable>> to the generalization in all
cases
where the generalization depicts truncatable inheritance.