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Well-Formedness
Well-formedness rules are applied to check whether or not an element, relationship, feature or diagram is well-formed. For example, whether the target item is a valid UML item, or whether a diagram contains valid elements within it.
Reported violations
Violation ID |
Description |
Error |
|---|---|---|
MVR010001 |
«Element» is not a valid UML Element |
The element is not a recognized UML 2.4.1 element.
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MVR050001 |
«Relationship» is not a valid UML Relationship |
The relationship is not a recognized UML 2.4.1 relationship.
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MVR050002 |
«Relationship» is not legal for «Start Element» --> «End Element» |
The relationship between the given start and end elements is not valid for those elements.
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MVR050003 |
«Parent Element»:isLeaf=true and cannot be generalized by «Child Element» |
The Generalization relationship cannot exist between parent and child elements because the parent element is defined as a leaf element.
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MVR050004 |
«Child Element»:isRoot=true and cannot generalize «Parent Element» |
The Generalization relationship cannot exist between parent and child elements because the child element is defined as a root element.
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MVR050005 |
«Element» cannot generalize self |
The element cannot be self-generalized.
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MVR0B0001 |
Statechart violation: «extended information» |
The State diagram contains a UML violation; «extended information» provides more details on the specific violation.
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MVR0C0001 |
Sequence Violation: «extended information» |
The Sequence diagram contains a violation, «extended information» provides more details about the specific violation. (This rule validates operations being called by Messages - as selected from the drop down combo box of the Messages Properties dialog - and will report a violation if the operation does not belong to the Lifeline.)
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MVR7F0001 |
«Requirement» Not realized |
A Requirement element must be at the target end of a Realization, Association (including Aggregation and Composition) or Generalization connector.
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