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I am trying to export XMI from Magicdraw 12.5, for use in AndroMDA (but that is incidental). If I stereotype a class the resultant stereotype definition in the XMI does not show any relation to the stereotyped class, and vice versa.<br />
Essentially, the inclusion of a stereotype in the model only adds the definition of the stereotype; not information saying class Foo has stereotype &lt;&lt;Bar&gt;&gt;.<br />
I've tried this with a very simple case, and can see abosolutely no relation between the entities.<br />

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I am trying to export XMI from Magicdraw 12.5, for use in AndroMDA (but that is incidental). If I stereotype a class the resultant stereotype definition in the XMI does not show any relation to the stereotyped class, and vice versa.
Essentially, the inclusion of a stereotype in the model only adds the definition of the stereotype; not information saying class Foo has stereotype <<Bar>>.
I've tried this with a very simple case, and can see abosolutely no relation between the entities.


Exported MagicDraw XMI does not show stereotype relations

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