Issue 17960: Location: Page 285, 12.3.3 Semantics - Old behavior unnecessarily preserved (uml25-ftf)
Source: Oracle (Mr. Dave Hawkins, dave.hawkins(at)oracle.com)
Nature: Revision
Severity: Minor
Summary: "Matching between the names of Stereotype definitions and applications is case-insensitive, so naming stereotype applications with lower-case letters where the stereotypes are defined using upper-case letters is valid, although stylistically obsolete."

What does matching actually mean here? I think this should really just say that the correct way to display stereotype names is exactly as they are in the model.

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September 27, 2012: received issue
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s is issue # 17960

Problem: 12.023

Severity: Minor
Nature: Revision
Location: Page 285, 12.3.3 Semantics
Title: Old behavior unnecessarily preserved
 
Summary:
 
"Matching between the names of Stereotype definitions and applications is case-insensitive, so naming stereotype applications with lower-case letters where the stereotypes are defined using upper-case letters is valid, although stylistically obsolete."
 
What does matching actually mean here? I think this should really just say that the correct way to display stereotype names is exactly as they are in the model.
 
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Source: dave.hawkins@oracle.com