Designing Object Model with UML Class Diagram - Visual Paradigm
Designing Object Model with UML Class Diagram - Visual Paradigm
Designing Object Model with UML Class Diagram - Visual Paradigm
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DB-VA Designer’s Guide Chapter 3 – <strong>Designing</strong> <strong>Object</strong> <strong>Model</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>UML</strong> <strong>Class</strong> <strong>Diagram</strong><br />
Specifying Stereotypes<br />
Stereotype extends the semantics of the <strong>UML</strong> metamodel. It classifies the element in what respects it behaves as an instance of<br />
metamodel. In order to enable the mapping between object model and relational database, the class has to be stereotyped as<br />
ORM Persistable.<br />
To specify the stereotypes of a class:<br />
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1. Right-click a class, select Stereotypes > Stereotypes....<br />
Figure 3.37 - To add/remove stereotypes<br />
The <strong>Class</strong> Specification dialog box is shown <strong>with</strong> Stereotypes Tab<br />
Figure 3.38 - <strong>Class</strong> Specification dialog (Stereotypes Tab)<br />
2. Select ORM Persistable, then > button and OK.<br />
Figure 3.39 - <strong>Class</strong> <strong>with</strong> stereotypes