Issue 11888: Missing attribute in figure (marte-ftf)
Source: Carleton University (Dr. Dorina C. Petriu, petriu(at)sce.carleton.ca)
Nature: Uncategorized Issue
Severity: 
Summary: d) Missing attribute in figure. On Page 333, the second paragraph says:
“The cycleInit Action has a hostDemand. Since it is not shown in a swimlane, its process (SchedulableResource) is given directly on the Step stereotype by the attribute "concur" (which determines its deployment and thus its host processor).”
However, Fig 17.17 to which this text refers does not show any attribute “concur”.

Resolution: Add the attribute, which is called concurRes not concur.
Revised Text: (1) The second para of p 333, which describes this, has been removed in issue 11649. However it appears to be needed to explain this point. So
original text:
The cycleInit Action has a hostDemand. Since it is not shown in a swimlane, its process (SchedulableResource) is given directly on the Step stereotype by the attribute "concur" (which determines its deployment and thus its host processor).
New text:
The cycleInit Action has a hostDemand. Since it is not shown in a swimlane, its process (SchedulableResource) is given directly on the Step stereotype by the attribute "concurRes" (which determines its deployment and thus its host processor).
In Fig 17.17, there is a Step stereotype on the trigger for CycleInit. To this, add the attribute:
concurRes=Acquire
Revised Figure 17.17 (including changes made for issue 11649). Pastable and editable figure in word or frame:
 
{Precise editing instructions for applying resolution, including exact text, models, diagrams, references to be included or deleted. NOTE: IDL should be shown in Courier font}

Actions taken:
December 21, 2007: received issue
February 17, 2010: closed issue
Discussion: 
see ptc/2008-06-05 for revised text/graphics
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Date: Fri, 21 Dec 2007 23:36:54 -0500
From: "Dorina C. Petriu" <petriu@sce.carleton.ca>
Organization: Carleton University
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Subject: MARTE GQAM-PAM: some issues


The following issues refer to the PAM and GQAM chapters from the MARTE document ptc/07-08-04: