I think you could just add your derived value on your entity and then set
that value on your value object when passing it across.  I don't think value
objects should have any operations on them, all they're for is for sending
data across.

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To: Walter Mour�o
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Subject: Re: [Andromda-user] ValueObject attribute 'conversion'

I guess we could have people model operations on value objects, which
would trigger the generation of an implementation class ..

I'm not 100% sure this is a good idea because value objects are
instantiated all over the place, using their currently known constructor
(so not the one of the impl class)

-- Wouter

> Hi folks,
>
> sometimes I want to have an additional getter in a value object, doing
> some kind of conversion.
>
> Let's suppose the value object have a boolean attribute called "bool" and
> I want an additional getter, like "getBoolAsString" returning strings
> based on the "bool" actual value. Since value objects doesn't generate
> "Impl" files what should I do ? create the "Impl" by hand ? I don't  like
> this idea because the model will not reflect the situation.
>
> other suggestions ?
>
> Thanks,
>
>
>
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