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The discussion below from the mdr-users mailing list describes the issue. Since MOF does not allow this construct, it would be nice if some part of MDR would run validation and reject models violating this MOF rule. Note: solution to the MOF limitation is to use an intersection class instead of a many-to-many association. ---- Date: Mon, 14 Nov 2005 19:02:17 +0100 From: Martin Matula <Martin.Matula@Sun.COM> Content-type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Subject: [mdr-users] ordering both ends of a many-to-many association Hi John, John V. Sichi wrote: > Is this supposed to work? I have a many-to-many association named > ExecStreamDataFlow. The two ends are called Input and Consumer, and > both reference the same class ExecStream. This association is used to > represent the edges of a directed graph of dataflow stream vertices. No, setting both ends as ordered is illegal in MOF according to MOF constraints. Regards, Martin
I am closing all reports in category Java/Unsupported as wontfix. These should be dead issues --- if the reported cases are against some live part of the NetBeans IDE please reopen and we can discuss to which category they belong.