Issue 9298: PropertyValue Definition Incomplete (swradio-rtf) Source: PrismTech (Mr. Gerald Lee Bickle, jerry.bickle@prismtechusa.com) Nature: Uncategorized Issue Severity: Summary: PropertyValue Definition Incomplete. A type is needed to complete the PropertyValue type definition. In order to define the propertyvalue type, add an “any” data type for type for the PropertyValue Value attribute and define this type in the Base Types section. Applied Stereotypes as a dataType. Resolution: Revised Text: Add the following text to Base Types section 8.1.1 in alphabetical order. "Any Description The Any data type represents a type that can take on any value." In the UML profile for SWRadio, add Any type in Base Types package of the UML profile, which is an applied stereotype of UML dataType. In section 8.1.1.22 PropertyValue, Attributes no header section Change "value: primitive datatype or Properties" To "value: Any" In the UML profile for SWRadio, change PropertyValue value attribute type in Base Types package of the UML profile to the Any type. Add the following text "Basic types (e.g., Any, Object) map to CORBA types." in section 10 Platform Specific Model (PSM) to end of the list of "The rule set for transforming UML packages, interfaces, types, and exceptions into CORBA constructs are as follows:". This change may be section 9 in the break out volume spec Actions taken: January 24, 2006: received issue April 19, 2007: closed issue Discussion: Resolution: In order to define the PropertyValue value attribute, add an "Any" datatype for type for the PropertyValue value attribute and then define this type in the Base Types section. Applied Stereotype for Any is a UML dataType. End of Annotations:===== s is issue # 9298 PropertyValue Definition Incomplete PropertyValue Definition Incomplete. A type is needed to complete the PropertyValue type definition. In order to define the propertyvalue type, add an .any. data type for type for the PropertyValue Value attribute and define this type in the Base Types section. Applied Stereotypes as a dataType.