RE: [Fwd: [regrep-cc-review] [REVISITED AGAIN][regrep-cc-review] CCTS Spec RIM Mappings Revisited: [S8] to [S18]]

[Diego Ballvé <diego.ballve@republica.fi>]

Minor comments, tagged by <Diego>. Basically I would change some of
the "N/A".. we might not strictly fulfil the requirement but we're
using an equivalent way to achieve the desired feature. Besides that,
agreed.

Diego

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7.1.3 Stored Core Component Properties

[S8]
Stored Core Component Properties shall be stored as part of the stored
Aggregate Core Component to which they belong, i.e. they shall never
exist independently of their owning Aggregate Core Component.

<JMC>
N/A, since we are not storing Core Component Properties as entities.
</JMC>

<Diego>
Stored as part of BCC/ASCC + RIM Association.
</Diego>

[S9]
Stored Core Component Properties shall be defined as one of the two
recognized types: Basic Core Component Property or Association Core
Component Property.

<JMC>
N/A, since we are not storing Core Component Properties as entities.
</JMC>

[S10]
Stored Core Component Properties shall include the following Attributes:
- Property Term
- Cardinality

<JMC>
Property Term and Cardinality will be represented as attributes of Basic
Core Components (BCCs) and Association Core Components (ASCCs), through
Slots.

NOTE: For representation of Cardinality, see "Cardinality" thread.
</JMC>

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7.1.4 Stored Basic Core Component Properties

[S11]
Basic Core Component Properties are a particular category of Core
Component Properties. As such, stored Basic Core Component Properties
shall include all Attributes of stored Core Component Properties.

<JMC>
N/A, since we are not storing Core Component Properties as entities.
</JMC>

<Diego>
Covered as defined in comments for [S10].
</Diego>

[S12]
Stored Basic Core Component Properties shall be linked to the Data Type
that describes the possible values of the Basic Core Component Property.

<JMC>
N/A, since we are not storing Core Component Properties as entities.
This linkage will now be directly from a Data Type to a BCC.
</JMC>

7.1.5 Stored Association Core Component Properties

[S13]
Association Core Component Properties are a particular category of Core
Component Properties. As such, stored Association Core Component
Properties shall include all Attributes of stored Core Component
Properties.

<JMC>
N/A, since we are not storing Core Component Properties as entities.
</JMC>

<Diego>
Stored as part of BCC/ASCC + RIM Association.
</Diego>


[S14]
Stored Association Core Component Properties shall be linked to the
Aggregate Core Component that describes the structure of the Association
Core Component Property.

<JMC>
N/A, since we are not storing Core Component Properties as entities.
</JMC>

7.1.6 Stored Basic Core Components

[S15]
Basic Core Components are a particular category of Core Components. As
such, stored Basic Core Components shall include all Attributes of
stored Core Components.

<JMC>
N/A, since we are not storing Core Component Properties as entities.
</JMC>

<Diego>
Stored as part of BCC/ASCC + RIM Association.
</Diego>

[S16]
Stored Basic Core Components shall represent a Basic Core Component
Property of a particular Aggregate Core Component.

<JMC>
N/A, since we are not storing Core Component Properties as entities.
However, we will represent the relationship between ACCs and BCCs
through Associations.
</JMC>

7.1.7 Stored Association Core Components

[S17]
Association Core Components are a particular category of Core
Components. As such, stored Association Core Components shall include
all Attributes of stored Core Components.

<JMC>
We will simply include all attributes of Core Components with the
Association Core Component (ASCC) ObjectType.
</JMC>

[S18]
Stored Association Core Components shall represent an Association Core
Component Property of a particular Aggregate Core Component.

<JMC>
N/A, since we are not storing Core Component Properties as entities.
However, we will represent the relationship between ACCs and ASCCs
through Associations.
</JMC>

<Diego>
Well, stored ASCC do represent a property from an ACC, even though
properties are not saved as entities.
<Diego>

THE END.