Right-click the project that contains the model and choose Properties. Note that only the above URI element from the OASIS XML Catalog specification is supported. This can be useful if there are multiple versions of the library. Optionally, further URI elements such as the second element above, can be used to specify additional aliases for the standard name. There should be one of these entries for each. The first URI element maps a standard name to the library file, which is specified relative to the location of the catalog in the library.

Instead an alias should be specified for the file in the form of an. By default this is the physical location on disk, which might be machine specific. When library objects only have IDs, references to them include the URL of their containing file. Įrror(7,75): Attempt to deference missing element The correct namespace is and the correct reference is. If the profile is incorrectly referenced the messages will be similar to the L2 Profile Namespace. There is a second standard profile already registered. Change the XMI so that the xmlns namespace is and the reference is. This case is when a standard profile is already registered with the tool. Warning(2,344): is not a recognized namespace Įrror(14,81): Attempt to deference missing element This message occurs because the xmlns:uml namespace should be Įrror(13,80): The appliedProfile property has multiplicity. Warning(2,356): is not a recognized namespace. This message occurs because there is a mismatch between the xmi:version attribute and the xmlns:xmi namespace. To register a profile see, Using UML Profiles.Įrror(2,360): 2.0 is incorrect version for The messages above indicate that a relevant profile has not been registered. In UML there is an extension mechanism that allows further XML schemas to be specified in a 'profile'. Warning(2,356): is not a recognized namespace Table 5-1 Typical Error Messages When Importing Error TypeĮrror(16,80): The appliedProfile property has multiplicity Įrror(17,70): Attempt to deference missing element The default style is a regular crossing over of the two lines where the lines intersect. Selecting tunnel creates a semi-circle shape on the intersection. Selecting bridge creates two parallel lines where the lines intersect. You can also choose the crossing styles for your lines to be bridge or tunnel style. If you change an individual line from rectilinear to oblique, no change will be made to the line, but you can reposition it (or portions of it) at any angle. If you change an individual line from oblique to rectilinear, the line will be redrawn using right angles. You can select individual diagram edges and change their line style. Keep in mind that when the line style of an individual edge is changed to oblique, and you change the line style from rectilinear to oblique, no change will be apparent on the diagram, but you will then be able to move any of the lines on the diagram into a new position at any angle. You can also set the line style for all instances of that diagram type. Figure 5-6 Diagram Preferences, Edit Preferences for Line Style

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