International Business Machines Corporation

Steve John Gutz

Kenneth Earle Hussey

Graham A Watts

Alireza Pourshahid

Jason Hiltz-Laforge

Daniel D Leroux

An illustrative embodiment provides a computer-implemented process for navigation through historical stored interactions associated with a multi-user view that receives a previously saved multi-user view, wherein the multi-user view comprises a set of artifact attributes, receives an identified filter from a user, and presents a filtered view to the user. The process further determines whether to amend the filtered view, and responsive to a determination to amend the filtered view, generates an amended view from the filtered view, and responsive to a determination to save the amended view, saves the amended view as one of a new view or an updated view.

Navigation through historical stored interactions associated with a multi-user view

According to one aspect of the present disclosure an apparatus for navigation through historical stored interactions associated with a multi-user view includes a communications fabric, a memory connected to the communications fabric containing computer executable program code, and a processor unit connected to the communications fabric and executing the program code to direct the apparatus to: receive a previously saved multi-user view, wherein the multi-user view comprises a set of artifact attributes; receive an identified filter from a user; present a filtered view to the user; determine whether to amend the filtered view; responsive to a determination to amend the filtered view, generate an amended view from the filtered view; and responsive to a determination to save the amended view, save the amended view as one of a new view or an updated view.

Computer method and apparatus provides lightweight stereotypes in a programming model. An alternative to applied profiles is disclosed. A keyword list or list of strings is recorded as an annotation to a model element. The keywords are indicative of applied stereotypes of the model element, where the stereotypes are empty or are used as labels. The list of strings effectively augments the collection of applied stereotypes of the model element.

Computer method and apparatus for improving programming modeling with lightweight stereotypes

A computer method localizes programming models. Given a model having one or more elements, each element has an element name, and each element name is in a language of an author of the model. For each element name, the invention method stores corresponding character strings (or string values) for generating the element name in different languages. During display of the given model in a certain locale, the present invention obtains the stored respective character strings of each element name in the language of the certain locale and uses the obtained character strings to display each element name in the language of the certain locale.

Method for localization of programming modeling resources

Computer method and system improves implementation of modeling language profiles. The invention method and system enables user definition of an extension and application of the defined extension to a model element. During runtime, a metamodel object is dynamically created for representing the defined extension, and a link is dynamically generated. The link provides a reference between the metamodel object and the model element.

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