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Getting Started
MOF diagrams are Class diagrams that are contained in packages with a metamodel stereotype.
How to
To create a MOF diagram
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Create a package to contain your MOF elements.
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Double-click on the package name to display the Properties dialog.
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In the Stereotype field type the value metamodel.
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Click on the OK button.
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Right-click on the package in the Project Browser and select the Add | Add Diagram context menu option. Create a Class diagram (the default diagram).
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Give your MOF Class diagram an appropriate name.
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In the Toolbox, select the More tools | Metamodel menu option and add the required Metamodel elements to the diagram.
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Example
The following is an example of a MOF diagram. A MOF diagram can typically contain Package, Class, Enumeration and Primitive elements, and Generalization, Association, Compose and Aggregate relationships.
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Learning Center topics
| • | (Alt+F1) | SOA and XML Engineering | MOF | Create a MOF Model |
