Issue 5362: FCM/Composite nodes: Wording of composite node description (uml-edoc-ftf)
Source: Adaptive (Mr. Pete Rivett, pete.rivett(at)adaptive.com)
Nature: Uncategorized Issue
Severity: 
Summary: Section 6.2.3, figure 4: The initial statement "the composition method in the FCM is to construct an FCMCommand from an FCMComposition" would be better worded "the hierarchical composition method".  FCM does not require that FCMCommands will themselves be defined through compositions.
Resolution:

Resolution: 
Revised Text: 
Actions taken:
June 12, 2002: received issue
March 10, 2004: transferred to EDOC FTF
Discussion: 
See discussion for issue 4865
End of Annotations:=====
This is issue # 5362

FCM/Composite nodes: Wording of composite node description

Section 6.2.3, figure 4: The initial statement "the composition method
in the FCM is to construct an FCMCommand from an FCMComposition" would
be better worded "the hierarchical composition method".  FCM does not
require that FCMCommands will themselves be defined through
compositions.


Subject: [EAI FTF] New Vote time: Proposed transfer of all issues relating to EAI 
 FTF Section 6.2 
To: uml-eai-ftf@omg.org 
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From: "Rob Phippen" <PHIPPEN@uk.ibm.com> 
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2003 18:43:32 +0100 
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Dear FTFers,


I propose to close all issues relating to "Section 6.2 FCM Derived
Associations" of the UML for EAI spec.


The issues I raised against the EDOC FTF (and the resolutions to them
proposed by Barbara Price) cover the intent of this section, so I propose
to reduce section 6.2 to a very brief description that just references the
EDOC material. From an 'Issue Disposition' point of view, I am suggesting
that we record these issues as 'Transferred to EDOC FTF' (which appears to
be a permitted disposition). The issues covered are;


5384
5365
5364
5363
5362
4866
4867


Although the resolution to the EDOC issues has not yet been agreed by the
EDOC FTF, I would like to initiate a vote on the 'Transferred' status of
theses EAI Issues.


Voting deadline: 0900 GMT Thursday 1st May 2003



Regards,
Rob.
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