Chapter 6. The Context of OCL Expressions
This chapter describes the relationship between the UML and OCL parts in a combined model. Much of the information presented here is also described in Chapter 3: Building Models with OCL. Because the current chapter is part of the reference manual we think the descriptions of the constructs in this chapter should be complete, even when this results in some overlap with material in the user manual part of this book.
As in the user manual, all examples in this reference manual refer to the R&L system as depicted in Figure 2-1, unless stated otherwise.
A Combined Model
OCL relies on the types (classes, datatypes, and so on) defined in a UML model; thus, using OCL includes the use of (at least some aspects of) ...
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