Issue 5864: The profile uses UML Exception to represent MOF Exceptions (uml-edoc-ftf)
Source: Oracle (Mr. Martin Matula, nobody)
Nature: Uncategorized Issue
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Summary: The profile uses UML Exception to represent MOF Exceptions. From my
experience, modeling exceptions in class diagrams is not supported by
tools that I know of - mapping to a different element should be considered
Resolution: 
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Actions taken:
February 13, 2003: received issue
Discussion: 

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Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2003 10:30:21 +0100 
From: Martin Matula <Martin.Matula@Sun.COM> 
Subject: Issues (UML Profile for MOF) 
To: uml-edoc-ftf@omg.org 
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Hi,
I am sorry to send this a month after the comment deadline, but as I
understand from the Keith's e-mail below, it is OK to raise further
issues before April 15th.
Here are some issues related to UML Profile for MOF - I am raising
them
as I think that as is the profile is quite useless (I was trying to
implement it and then decided to go with my own modification - see
http://mdr.netbeans.org/uml2mof/profile.html). Since all of the issues
below are resolved in my modification of the profile, I am ready to
provide the resolutions quite quickly. Anyway, if you think that these
come too late I don't mind - I just thought I should let you know what
my experience from trying to apply this profile was.
Here are the issues

- The profile uses UML Exception to represent MOF Exceptions. From my
experience, modeling exceptions in class diagrams is not supported by
tools that I know of - mapping to a different element should be
considered.