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Bug 181837 - After setting a Collection Type for multiplicity in an association it is not shown.
Summary: After setting a Collection Type for multiplicity in an association it is not ...
Status: NEW
Alias: None
Product: uml
Classification: Unclassified
Component: Properties (show other bugs)
Version: 6.x
Hardware: PC Windows 7 x64
: P3 normal (vote)
Assignee: issues@uml
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Reported: 2010-03-11 05:35 UTC by navimarin
Modified: 2010-03-11 05:35 UTC (History)
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Description navimarin 2010-03-11 05:35:43 UTC 
1. Create a new class diagram.
2. Create class A and B.
3. Create an association from A to B.
4. Give one end 1..* and Vector as Collection Type.
5. Generate code. Result is: private Vector<A> mA; <- Good
6. Open the multiplicity dialog again. Collectio Type is "LinkedBlockingDeque : As Array|java::util::ArrayList|java::util::AbstractCollection|java::util::AbstractQueue|java::util::AbstractSequentialList|java::util::concurrent::ArrayBlockingQueue|javax::management::AttributeList|javax::management::BeanContextServicesSupport|java::beans::beancontext::BeanContextSupport|java::util::concurrent::ConcurrentLinkedQueue|java::util::concurrent::CopyOnWriteArrayList|java::util::concurrent::CopyOnWriteArraySet|java::util::concurrent::DelayQueue|java::util::EnumSet|java::util::HashSet|javax::print::attribute::standard::JobStateReasons|java::util::concurrent::LinkedBlockingQueue|java::util::LinkedHashSet|java::util::LinkedList|java::util::concurrent::PriorityBlockingQueue|java::util::PriorityQueue|javax::management::relation::RoleList|javax::management::relation::RoleUnresolvedList|java::util::Stack|java::util::concurrent::SynchronousQueue|java::util::TreeSet|java::util::Vector|java::util::Collection|java::util::List|java::util::Set|java::util::concurrent ::BlockingDeque|java::util::concurrent::BlockingQueue|java::util::Deque|java::util::NavigableSet|java::util::Queue|java::util::SortedSet|java::util::AbstractList|java::util::AbstractSet|java::util::ArrayDeque|java::util::concurrent::ConcurrentSkipListSet|java::util::concurrent" again.

 Thats bad. No way to find out which Collection Type is/was set some time earlier.