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Subject: Re: How to re-use and modify Sequence Diagram Elements? - by: ebr

April 7, 2014, 11:59 am
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Hi, I do not reproduce your behavior which version of Modelio do you use?

It could be better to use the Notes and Constraints view i.e.
Select your first message, in the Notes and Constraints view select the existing note, right click and copy.
Then slect the second message and still in the Notes and Constraints view right click and paste.
Is should create a note with the same content as the first one, you juste have to drag and drop it on the diagram.

Hoping it Helps,

EBR
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Subject: Re: Display 'ordered' and 'unique' in class Diagrams - by: klach

April 8, 2014, 12:54 am
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Hello,

Please, I want to know how to make an auto-increment primary key attribute.
thank you
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Subject: Re: Display 'ordered' and 'unique' in class Diagrams - by: pan

April 8, 2014, 1:22 am
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Hi Klach,

On the primary key attribute, check the Autogenerated checkbox.



Hope this helps.

BR
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Subject: Re: Meta Model UML of Modelio - by: pan

April 8, 2014, 1:27 am
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Subject: Define families & use value types - by: algouni

April 8, 2014, 1:33 am
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Hi,

I'm using Modelio open source version 3.1
I would like to create a family of sensors with same properties that I can reuse in differents diagrams. For example, a family A with sensors of 2kgs, a family B with sensors of 4kgs.

First, I was thinking about using blocks and a value type "Weight" with the quantity kind "Mass" and the unit "Kilogram" that I found in the SI library but I don't really know if it is the right way.

I have an another problem: I can't find how to initialize the value of the weight as we can see on the picture with "heure courante:Horodotage=00:00". I would like to write:
Weight_familyA:Weight=2 (constant value)

Thanks for the help.
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Subject: Re: Display 'ordered' and 'unique' in class Diagrams - by: klach

April 8, 2014, 1:39 am
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hello pan,

je ne trouve pas la fenêtre sql
ci-joint: imprime ecran de mon travail
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Subject: Re: Display 'ordered' and 'unique' in class Diagrams - by: pan

April 8, 2014, 1:55 am
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Hi,

the auto_increment attribute is a SQL concept so you must work with the SQL Designer module (compatible with the commercial version of Modelio). Once the SQL Designer is deployed in your project, you can access the SQL tab.

Please note that if you want to model a SQL database you must create a logical model.

BR
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Subject: Re: Display 'ordered' and 'unique' in class Diagrams - by: klach

April 8, 2014, 1:57 am
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Subject: Re: Define families & use value types - by: ebr

April 8, 2014, 2:50 am
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Hi Algouni,

Concerning how to use SysML ValueTypes in a right way, you have to first create a ValueType, rename it as Weight in your example and then in the SysML view, as depicted below, change the Unit and QuantityKind.



Concerning how to initialize the value of a reference, it must be done thanks to the "value" field available in element view as depicted in the following screenshot. Unfortunatly, the value of this initial value can not be depicted in a diagram, it will only be depicted in the Model explorer.



Regards,

EBR
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Subject: Re: Meta Model UML of Modelio - by: besma

April 8, 2014, 3:20 am
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HI,
thank you for your intention , but libraries is not activated in the free version of modelio. I can do anything.
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Subject: Re: Meta Model UML of Modelio - by: andy

April 8, 2014, 4:48 am
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Hi besma,

Libraries or fragments works great on my Modelio open source.

Make sure to open the project and follow the tutorial.

Cheers
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Subject: Re: Meta Model UML of Modelio - by: pan

April 8, 2014, 4:49 am
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The access to libraries is possible on Modelio open source (free version if you prefer). Please read all the page (Configuring project libraries). Do you see the menu "Configuration/Libraries..." in Modelio?

Just be sure that you are using Modelio 3.*.
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Subject: Re: Define families & use value types - by: algouni

April 8, 2014, 5:51 am
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Thanks you so much for the answer.

Families are created. I create some BDD Diagrams to describe my system. In differents BDD, I would like to say as we can see on the picture: "The block1 is composed of a sensor (sensor1) from the family A (so it weighs 2kgs)"
I was thinking about create an Instance but I can't use the composition link with a block.
I used an Attribute Link to link the weight property, but I'm not sure it is the right way.
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Subject: Re: Define families & use value types - by: ebr

April 8, 2014, 12:05 pm
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You just have to create a composition from your block "Block1" to your block "Family A".

Regards,

EBR
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Subject: Re: Define families & use value types - by: algouni

April 9, 2014, 1:56 am
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I'm sorry if I misunderstood what you say. I create the composition link as we can see on the print screen but a question remains:

It's not possible to create some blocks "sensor1", "sensor2", "sensor3" distributed between "block1" and "block2"? So, I want them to have properties of the family A (the family is a way to avoid redefinition each time and classify sensors) but also their own properties (name, reference number for example).
If I link "block1" with "familyA", I can't do that ?

Thanks you for the help and I'm sorry if it is not very clear
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Subject: Re: Define families & use value types - by: ebr

April 9, 2014, 2:04 am
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What do you mean by
create some blocks "sensor1", "sensor2", "sensor3" distributed between "block1" and "block2"
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Yours "block1" and "block2" can be composed of 1..* "sensor1" and/or 1..* "sensor2" and/or 1..* "sensor3"!? Do you a more precise idea of the composition of "block1" and "block2"? For example, "block1" is composed of one "sensor1" !?
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Subject: Re: Define families & use value types - by: algouni

April 9, 2014, 4:26 am
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I try to make a drawing and a diagram to understand the system and its organization.
I made the BDD with sensors distributed with theirs properties (Weight). In this case, I created blocks one by one, and I created also the weight property one by one.

To avoid making blocks one by one, the idea was to create sensors families with properties. Then, by creating a block in the BDD (for example "sensor1"), we want to say "this sensor has the properties of familyA so we can create an Instance of the familyA and the sensor will have the same properties (Weight=2). And we don't need to define properties one by one. It can be very useful when we have 30 sensors in a system.
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Subject: How to resize the guard frame in a diagram - by: nicolas_buonomo

April 9, 2014, 4:34 am
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Hi,

Is there a way to resize (put the text on two lines) the frame with the guard condition in a diagram?



Thanks

Nicolas
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Subject: Re: Define families & use value types - by: ebr

April 9, 2014, 4:54 am
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BDD are used in order to depict the composition of your system in terms like
Block A is composed of M blocks of type B.
Block B is composed of N blocks of type C and N' blocks of type C'.
etc.

So for your system, if I well understand it, it is composed of one block of type "Block1" and one block of type "Block2".
Block "Block1" is composed of two blocks "Family A" and one block "Family B".
Block "Block2" is composed of one block "Family A" and one block "Family B".
If I am right, the BDD would be the following.



Hoping it helps,

EBR
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Subject: Re: How to resize the guard frame in a diagram - by: ebr

April 9, 2014, 5:09 am
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Hi Nicolas,

Unfortunatly it is not possible with the current version of Modelio
This feature has been already asked and would be part of a future release.

Regards,

EBR
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