Chapter 9. M2JSF2

9.1. BLU AGE II 5.2.0 M2JSF2 Release Note

Global Notes:

  • 5.X products are parts of the “Blu Age II – Legacy to cloud” product family, built on Kepler (Eclipse 4.3);

  • Product documentation is available at http://wikimod.bluage.com/mediawiki/index.php/Main_Page;

    • Starting with version 5.0, a new license management has been introduced, requiring the use of a new License Server (shipped separately – see corresponding documentation for details);

    • 5.X versions rely on the launch configurations mechanism introduced with the 4.X product series in replacement of the previous workflow mechanism. Migrating from the 3.X workflow to the 5.X launch configuration is described in a dedicated guide.

9.1.1. JSF2

9.1.1.1. Fixes

9.1.1.1.1. Modeling

  • The method name « subtract » is fixed in the BigDecimalUtils interface of the “common utils” UML2 profile. The old « substract » method name can still be generated if needed by setting the « donotGenerateDeprecatedOperations » workflow option to « false ».

9.1.1.1.2. Code Generation

  • Comparisons between values of type BigDecimal in BAGS expressions now properly generate calls to « compareTo » instead of « equals ».

  • <<sql_operations>>-stereotyped operations having two parameters of “date” type are now properly generated.

9.1.1.2. Improvements

9.1.1.2.1. Modeling

  • The <<targetNameSpace>> stereotype is now taken into account when applied to the package containing a webservice client interface. Hence the client and server interfaces of a given webservice can now be owned by a different package.

  • Classes external to the project can now be explicitly referenced in the following way:

    1. Create a UML class having the same name as the class to import in the project tree.

    2. Apply the <<Extern>> stereotype to this class.

    3. Fill the “fqn” tagged value of this stereotype with the full path to the class to import.

    The external class can now be referenced in Activity diagrams stereotyped with <<process>> or <<processOperation>> by creating a Central buffer Node and drag&dropping the class on it. This Central Buffer Node must be named, but only the import will be generated.

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