Massimiliano Zattera
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2010-07-07
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#21 OVERRIDE_OCL does not work for operations with same name but
If you have a base class with two operations op(string) and op(int) for
example, and you try to override op() in a subclass, OVERRIDE_OCL annotation
can't tell which one of the two operations you want to override.
Moreover, if you just go on and implement the model, the generated Java code
will contain compilation errors.
See attached project as an example.
