User: vancek
Date: 06/05/12 19:57:17
Modified: andromda-ejb3/src/main/resources/META-INF/andromda
profile.xml
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expanded documentation
Revision Changes Path
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Index: profile.xml
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RCS file: /cvsroot/andromdaplugins/cartridges/andromda-ejb3/src/main/resources/META-INF/andromda/profile.xml,v
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<profile>
<documentation>
- Entity query operations (i.e. finders) can be denoted by setting
- the query flag on the modeled operation to true (they do not
- require any stereotypes).
+ <p>
+ Dependencies can be used between Services and Entities, they
+ won't need any stereotype assigned to them. These dependencies
+ are used to produce entity references (from an entity or service)
+ within the base classes (i.e. DaoBase and ServiceBase),
+ or to produce service references (from another service)
+ within the ServiceBase classes.
+ </p>
+ <p>
+ Entity business operations can be set to <code>classifier</code> scope
+ instead of the usual <code>instance</code> scope. By doing so they
+ will be generated into the corresponding DAO for that entity instead
+ of the entity implementation class.
+ </p>
+ <p>
+ Entity query operations (i.e. finders) can be denoted by setting the
+ query flag on the modeled operation to true
+ (they do not require any stereotypes) and setting it's scope to
+ <code>classifier</code>.
+ </p>
+ <p>
+ Actors represent roles within your model. To designate that a role
+ has access to a given service you must draw a dependency from an Actor
+ to the <a href="Service"><![CDATA[<<Service>>]]></a>. To designate the
+ role has access to to a given operation, you must draw a dependency from
+ an Actor to the operation.
+ </p>
</documentation>
<elements>
<elementGroup name="Stereotypes">
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