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How to Create a Profile in Tau G2

Overview Telelogic's Tau/Architect and Tau/Developer (or Tau G2) have been designed to be highly extensible. Part of that extension capability is defined in UML 2.0, namely "Profiles". The Profile mechanism uses UML to describe extensions to UML, so that tool vendors and users have a "sensible" way of extending the language. This also fosters re-use, as (theoretically, anyway) a profile could be developed to support some UML extension (like Real Time Types) and then shared with other users without regard to the tool that they are using. This paper covers how to create a simple profile in Tau G2.

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Publisher	Telelogic	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	June 2004	Downloads	86
Format	White Papers
Topics	Programming Languages, UML

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