New to JMI

2008-09-01T19:55:40Z

Hello All,

i am new to JMI. i want some tutorials help from you.
i want to know the limitations of JMI and advantages over other technlogies,
also i want some sample examples and some important classes and packages
from API.

regards,
vikas

Are there any Java Classes or Interfaces for XMI? Does JMI produces one?

2007-08-15T07:35:50Z

Hi,

I am a postgraduate researcher and would like to know if there are any Java Classes or Interfaces for XMI?

I had a look at Java JMI but could not understand if it will fulfill my requirement.

Allow me explain the requirements using a simple example.

Create a UML Activity diagram in a UML editor. To keep things simple just make one activity state in the diagram and generate the corresponding XMI file.

Now note the following elements in the generated XMI file

<UML:Model xmi.id="S.1" name="Project" visibility="public">

<UML:ActivityGraph xmi.id="S.2" name="State/Activity Model" visibility="public" isSpecification="true">

<UML:ActionState xmi.id="G.0" name="Activity1" visibility="package" isSpecification="false" isDynamic="false">

My requirement is a set of Java Interfaces or classes for each of the elements of the XMI file, for example for the above three elements we can have following classes:

public class UMLModel{

private String xmiid;

private String name;

private String visibility;

//getter and setter methods

}

public class UMLActivityGraph extends UMLModel{

private String isSpecification;

//getter and setter methods

}

public class UMLActionState extends UMLActivityGraph{

private String isDynamic;

//getter and setter methods

}

I can create my own classes for all elements but before I do that I wanted to make sure that a standard set of classes or interfaces for the XMI file contents do not exist.

I have already spent quite a bit of time in searching and looking at Java JMI but without any success, so any pointers would be helpful and much appreciated.

Thanks and Regards

Ambi.

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New to JMI

Are there any Java Classes or Interfaces for XMI? Does JMI produces one?