Create a Service Mode Model Project

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This is an example of how to create a Service Mode Architecture Model Project.

 

Note: This example uses the IBM Rational Software Architect 7.5 Standard Edition tool to create a Service Mode Architecture specification with applied Service Modes Architectures Profile.

Note: The project below is assumed to be called NewModes, replace ServiceModes with a name of your choice.

 

1.In RSA 7.5, switch to the Modeling Perspective

 

a.Locate the Eclipse menu bar.
b.Select Window à Open Perspective àOther.
c.Select Modeling (default).

 

 

2.  Create a new UML Model Project

 

a.Select File à New à Other àModeling à Model Project and click next.
b.Enter the name for the project (e.g. NewModes) and click next.
c.Keep new model as "Standard Template" and click next.
d.Under Categories select General.
e.Under Templates select Blank Package.
f.Under the model Filename enter NewModesModel.
g.Click next to continue.
h.Select Package Type as Model.
i.Keep the Diagram Type as Freeform Diagram.
j.Click Finish to create the new project.
k.Notice a new project is visible in the Project Explorer (as show below).

 

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3.  Import and apply the Service Modes Architecture profiles

 

a.Switch to the Navigator view
b.From Windows Explorer, locate the Service Modes Architecture profile files and drag-and-drop them on to the NewModes project folder in the Navigator view (as shown below)

 

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c.Switch back to the Project Explorer view and select the NewModes model branch
d.Locate the model Properties view and select Profiles.
e.On the view select Add Profile à Profile in Workspace àBrowse and select the ModesProfile.epx under NewModes.
f.Repeat e. adding both QoSProfile.epx and UML4SOA_0.9.epx

 

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g.Switch to the Stereotypes perspective of the model properties.
h.Select Apply Stereotypes select the ModesModel from the ModesProfile profile and click OK.
i.Note that the stereotype is added to the applied stereotypes list.

 

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4. Save the changes

 

a.Locate the Eclipse menu bar.
b.Select File à Save All.