Issue 4798: "exposedEnd" for any of the references in the MOF metamodel. (mof-rtf)
Source:  (, )
Nature: Revision
Severity: Significant
Summary: 
If Attribute.isDerived was moved up to StructuralFeature, then you could model derived references. An example of such a derived reference in the MOF meta-model is Reference.exposedEnd, which is equivalent to ref.referencedEnd.otherEnd(). 

Relatedly, the copy of ptc/2001-10-05 found on the RTF website doesn't include the "exposedEnd" for any of the references in the MOF metamodel.

Resolution: 
Revised Text: 
Actions taken:
December 21, 2001: received issue
Discussion: 

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Name: Brian Smith 
Company: none 
mailFrom: brian-l-smith@uiowa.edu 
Notification: Yes 
Specification: MOF 
Section: 3.4.17, 3.4.15, 3.4.16 
FormalNumber: ptc/2001-10-05 
Version: 1.4 
RevisionDate: Oct/10/2001 
Page: 3-40 through 3-44 
Nature: Revision 
Severity: Significant 
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Description

If Attribute.isDerived was moved up to StructuralFeature, then you
could model derived references. An example of such a derived reference
in the MOF meta-model is Reference.exposedEnd, which is equivalent to
ref.referencedEnd.otherEnd(). 

Relatedly, the copy of ptc/2001-10-05 found on the RTF website doesn't
include the "exposedEnd" for any of the references in the MOF
metamodel.