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stewartd

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Variant Modelling - Approach?
« on: December 18, 2014, 05:19:39 pm »
Hi there,

NoMagic Cameo System's Modeller seems to come with basic support for variant modelling. In particular, you can define variation points using standard SysML generalisation relationships, then create an instance model - which launches a wizard - and allows for selecting the appropriate parts, capturing the result in a new diagram.

Then, you can view the result as a tree-style diagram (Instance Map), which is akin to a basic feature model.

A quick overview of the process is here:
http://blog.nomagic.com/model-variants/

The question is: how can I replicate this in EA?


Helmut Ortmann

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Re: Variant Modelling - Approach?
« Reply #1 on: December 22, 2014, 10:42:45 pm »
Hi,

you may create your own MDG to model feature models.

For example make a <<vp>> stereotype and your own shape for a 'Variation Point'.

Somewhere in the net there is an example you can download. There is also a book which describes modeling of variants.

Helmut
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