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Currently UML Signals are transformed into XTClassEvents if they are contained by a Class and there is a SignalEvent with its signal reference set to the Signal. Transformation of Signals in other containers (e.g. Components or StateMachines) results in an exception.
What are the requirements of transforming Signals to xtUML elements? Are there any case when Signals with a corresponding SignalEvent contained by a non-class element should be transformed? If there isn't, can a validation rule be added to ensure that Signals are always contained by a Class?
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Currently UML Signals are transformed into XTClassEvents if they are contained by a Class and there is a SignalEvent with its
signal
reference set to the Signal. Transformation of Signals in other containers (e.g. Components or StateMachines) results in an exception.What are the requirements of transforming Signals to xtUML elements? Are there any case when Signals with a corresponding SignalEvent contained by a non-class element should be transformed? If there isn't, can a validation rule be added to ensure that Signals are always contained by a Class?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: