Description Mark Broerkens 2011-12-08 07:47:41 EST

The some attributes are typed by JavaObject instead of the the datatype that is defined in the spec or the XML schema. The attributes and proposed datatypes are listed below:

(1) Identifiable.isEditable -> EBoolean
     (boolean in ReqIf spec, xsd:boolean in ReqIF XML schema)

(2) AttributeValueXhtml.isSimplified -> EBoolean 
     (boolean in ReqIf spec, xsd:boolean in ReqIF XML schema)

(3) SpecHierarchy.isTableInternal -> EBoolean
     (boolean in ReqIf spec, xsd:boolean in ReqIF XML schema)

(4) AlternativeId.identifier -> EString 
     (string in ReqIf spec, xsd:string in ReqIf XML Schema)

(5) EmbeddedValue.key ->EBigInteger
     (integer in ReqIf spec, xsd:integer in XML schema) 

(6) EmbeddedValue.otherContent -> EString 
     (string in ReqIf spec, xsd:string in ReqIf XML Schema)

(7) DatatypeDefinitionReal.accuracy -> EBigInteger
     (integer in ReqIf spec, xsd:integer in XML schema)


Note: EBigInteger is required since xsd:integer and cmof:integer define infinite integers:
An instance of Integer is an element in the (infinite) set of integers (…-2, -1, 0, 1, 2…).
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[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-2/#integer
[2] http://www.omg.org/spec/UML/2.4.1/Infrastructure/PDF/