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Bob Fields resolved UMLMETA-97.
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    Resolution: Fixed

Updates committed. Walter made some additional modifications for JSF2 because 
there are some cases where multiplicity might not match optionality.

> Additional validations to ensure primitive/wrapped datatype is consistent 
> with multiplicity lowerBound
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>
>                 Key: UMLMETA-97
>                 URL: http://jira.andromda.org/browse/UMLMETA-97
>             Project: UML Metafacades
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>    Affects Versions: 3.4
>         Environment: Andromda 3.4-SNAPSHOT
>            Reporter: Bob Fields
>            Assignee: Bob Fields
>            Priority: Minor
>             Fix For: 3.4
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> If using XML Bindings with generated code, there is no distinction between 
> primitive and wrapped types, only multiplicity is used when converting from 
> Java -> XML -> Java. In order for round tripping to be consistent, wrapped 
> types should always have lowerBound = 0, and primitive types should always 
> have lowerBound > 0. If lowerBound not specified in the model, value should 
> default to 0 or 1 based on the primitive/wrapped datatype, otherwise to the 
> global default (current functionality). Also, identifier attributes created 
> dynamically for entities should be wrapped optional lowerBound=0, not require 
> lowerBound=1, since the identifier value is typically populated during insert.

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