Issue 15986: fUML 1.1 should be based on UML 2.4 (fuml-rtf)
Source: Model Driven Solutions (Mr. Ed Seidewitz, ed-s(at)modeldriven.com)
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Summary: Specification: Semantics of a Foundational Subset for Executable UML Models, FTF Beta 3 (ptc/10-03-14)

 

Foundational UML (fUML) 1.0 as finalized is based on UML 2.3. With the completion of the UML 2.4 RTF, fUML should be moved to UML 2.4. This would be consistent with the recently adopted Alf action language specification, which will be finalized based on UML 2.4.

 

Fortunately, nothing seems to have changed in UML 2.4 that would substantively effect the specification of the fUML abstract syntax subset. However, the fUML normative XMI should be regenerated consistent with UML 2.4/XMI 2.4. Further, UML 2.4 has separated the primitive type model into a separate XMI file with normative XMI IDs, and these should be used for referencing those types in the normative XMI for the fUML Foundational Model Library.


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ubject: fUML 1.1 should be based on UML 2.4
Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2011 11:58:03 -0500
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Specification: Semantics of a Foundational Subset for Executable UML Models, FTF Beta 3 (ptc/10-03-14)

 

Foundational UML (fUML) 1.0 as finalized is based on UML 2.3. With the completion of the UML 2.4 RTF, fUML should be moved to UML 2.4. This would be consistent with the recently adopted Alf action language specification, which will be finalized based on UML 2.4.

 

Fortunately, nothing seems to have changed in UML 2.4 that would substantively effect the specification of the fUML abstract syntax subset. However, the fUML normative XMI should be regenerated consistent with UML 2.4/XMI 2.4. Further, UML 2.4 has separated the primitive type model into a separate XMI file with normative XMI IDs, and these should be used for referencing those types in the normative XMI for the fUML Foundational Model Library.