RE: [uml2-dev] UML XML Schema

[Kenneth Hussey <khussey@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Walcelio,

UML2XMI.xsd is the XMI schema for the
UML2 metamodel. It was generated using EMF, which does "deal with"
mutlitiple iheritance...

I'm not sure how to tell EMF to create
correct schema locations... you may want to ask the EMF team (post a message
to the eclipse.tools.emf newsgroup).

Cheers,

Kenn Hussey

Eclipse UML2 Project Lead
Rational Software, IBM Software Group

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Kanata, Ontario, K2V 1C8

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"Melo, Walcelio L" <Walcelio.Melo@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Kenn
 
Many thanks for your note. I found
the UML2.xsd in the source packaged.
 
Do you have UML XMI Spec? Although
XSD does not deal with multi-inheritance, normally XMI is able to deal
with. If I have a UML2 XMI Spec I could use it to transform my enterprise
artificats to UML 2. Using EMF, I could genereate a 1st cut of the UML2
XMI Spec, however, the issue of multiple inheritance is still there.
 
Another questions:
 
How can I genereate the XSD for
the whole project instead of package by package?
One of my packages is called entity.
When EMF generates the xsd it created the file EntityXMI.xsd. However,
in the head of the xsd file EMF puts the name of package (without XMI)
as the schema location. How can I indicate to EMF to create correct schemalocation
file names?
 
<xsd:import namespace="http:///www.unisys.com/EA/entity.ecore"
schemaLocation="entity.xsd"/>
 
walcelio
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celio, 

The XMI schema for UML2 is included in the model folder of the org.eclipse.uml2
plug-in (UML2XMI.xsd). As you've discovered, the schema isn't really all
that useful since things like multiple inheritance, which aren't supported
in XSD, will throw off most off-the shelf validators...

Cheers, 

Kenn Hussey

Eclipse UML2 Project Lead
Rational Software, IBM Software Group

770 Palladium Drive
Kanata, Ontario, K2V 1C8

T: (613) 599-3980  F: (613) 599-3912

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how can I get the UML XML Schema which is used in EMF?

Also, when I genereate the XML XMI Schema from EMF, the multiple inheritance
is not captured.
For instance, suppose a class A which is a subclass of B and C. Using EMF
"Generate Schema" from <<project>>.genmodel, where
<<project>> is the name 
of my project, I will get a schema similar to that one:

<xsd:complexType name="A">
                    
            <xsd:complexContent>
                    
                     
       <xsd:extension base="B"/>
                    
            </xsd:complexContent>
</xsd:complexType>

but, no relationship will be generated to Class C. I know XML Schema does
not support multiple inheritance. However, UML 2 do use multiinheritance
to 
define UML 2 metal model. How does it done?

celio


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