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Bug 329760

Summary:	[SysML 1.4][Requirement] TestCase should be shown with a specific representation
Product:	[Modeling] Papyrus	Reporter:	Yann Tanguy <yann.tanguy>
Component:	SysML	Assignee:	Project Inbox <mdt-papyrus-inbox>
Status:	RESOLVED FIXED	QA Contact:	Benoit Maggi <benoit.maggi>
Severity:	enhancement
Priority:	P3	CC:	benoit.maggi, klaas.gadeyne
Version:	0.7.0
Target Milestone:	0.11.0
Hardware:	All
OS:	All
Whiteboard:
Bug Depends on:
Bug Blocks:	315780

Description Yann Tanguy

2010-11-09 06:28:42 EST

As any NamedElement, a TestCase can be shown (DND from model) in the Requirement diagram.

Instead of the Generic representation as a NamedElement a TestCase should have a specific representation (although it should probably not be created in Requirement diagram).

TestCase creation is not specific to a particular diagram as any Behavior (or Operation) can be candidate to be a TestCase. A possible support could be obtained with a SysML specific context command that offers to turn supported elements into TestCase (resulting in TestCase stereotype application).

Comment 1 Klaas Gadeyne

2013-06-10 05:26:58 EDT

Or one could allow to create it in a Requirement Diagram, but use a extra window that allows to select the 'base element' which is extended by the TestCase stereotype?

Comment 2 Benoit Maggi

2015-12-03 10:39:22 EST

@Klaas: Did you find the specific Testcase representation in the norm?

Comment 3 Klaas Gadeyne

2015-12-04 09:41:26 EST

AFAICT, there is no specific representation besides the obligatory "<<testcase>>".

The "challenge" rather seems to be to create an efficient dialog in which the user can select the type of (non-abstract) behaviour (activity, statemachine) or operation that he wants to stereotype, depending on the diagram context.

Comment 4 Benoit Maggi

2017-09-15 04:45:13 EDT

In 0.11.0 there is no popup but a stack in the requirement palette that provide concrete implementation for <<TestCase>>

Representation of most test case is a Rectangle with <<TestCase>> written
(for operation, the operation name is suffixed by <<testCase>>)