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Bob Fields commented on UMLMETA-106:
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JSF Cartridge was using the wrong UML2 Test model.There are now 337 files, with
a few differences due to required/unique settings. The main remaining issue is
with the Controller.java.vsl/vm templates: migrated UML2
$controller.useCase.actions $actionState.forward (transition) returns
packagename.unknown for the name instead of the forward name, resulting in null
for . See uml22 FrontEndForwardLogic.handleGetName.
StateVertexFacadeLogicImpl.handleGetOutgoings returns nothing when the outgoing
is an exception target.
FrontEndActivityGraph.handleGetController also returns null.
To simplify troubleshooting, it would be easiest to have a simple model with
only a single exception transition.
I left some debug code commented out in the temaplates Controller.java.vsl and
ActionForwars.java.vsl to demonstrate the issue when comparing UML14 and UML2
output. Further troubleshooting requires figuring out why the metafacade
mappings are not working.
> FrontEndUseCase stereotype metafacade mapping in UML2 produces no output
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> Key: UMLMETA-106
> URL: http://jira.andromda.org/browse/UMLMETA-106
> Project: UML Metafacades
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 3.4
> Environment: Andromda 3.4-SNAPSHOT as of 7/27/10.
> Reporter: Bob Fields
> Assignee: Bob Fields
> Fix For: 3.4
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> IN the JSF2 and BPM4Struts cartridges, the UML14 model generates output from
> model elements tagged with <<FrontEndUseCase>>. The exact same model migrated
> to UML2 does not generate any files. Compare the build output in
> cartridges\andromda-jsf\target\cartridge-test\actual to actualUML2: 34 files
> instead of 332 files.
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