No.
I was reading the Netbeans MDR forum and I found the
following topic:
"> >>From: Martin Matula [mailto:
[email protected]] >>Sent:
> Friday, July 02, 2004 10:02 AM
> >>To:
[email protected]> >>Subject: Re: [mdr-users] Enterprise Architect and MDR
> >>
> >>Hi,
> >>this looks like a consequence of a famous bug in the UML 1.3 XMI
> DTD >>available from OMG. The problem is that the UML 1.3 DTD
> >>allows you to >>have taggedValue elements under an UML model
> element. However >>from MOF >>and XMI point of view this is not
> possible since UML 1.3 >>metamodel does >>not define taggedValue
> reference in ModelElement. So, the DTD >>does not >>match the UML
> 1.3 metamodel. Unfortunatelly many tool vendors >>implemented the
> XMI export purely based on the DTD. This is >>how this bug >>got
> into several UML tools that support XMI export and made it
> >>impossible to import these XMI files into the tools that enforce
> XMI >>correctness based on the UML metamodel rather than just the DTD.
> >>One way how you could try to solve it is to remove all
> >><UML:ModelElement.taggedValue> elements from your XMI.
> >>Also please make sure you load the UML 1.3 metamodel into MDR
> using >>the >>XMI diff file available from
>
http://mdr.netbeans.org/metamodels.html.
> >>Regards,
> >>Martin"
As described in the topic there's a compatibility issue caused by a specification incompatibility.