Stereotype
Specific adaptation of ModelElement semantics.

Through Stereotypes, the end user can create new icons and new adaptations of ModelElements. Stereotypes cannot be created with the Java / Jython language. They are defined at meta level, and do not belong to a ModelElement at model level.

: Stereotype (architecture_autodiagram)
Figure 285 : Stereotype (architecture_autodiagram)
StereotypeModelElementProfilePropertyTableDefinitionResourceTypeTagTypeNoteType
Attribute
Description
string Image [1..1]
Image that represents the stereotype in diagrams for elements in image mode.
string Icon [1..1]
Icon that can represent the stereotyped ModelElement.
boolean IsHidden [1..1]

Indicates whether or not this stereotype will be visible for manual addition/suppression by the user.

boolean IsAbstract [1..1]

Tells the stereotype is abstract.

Abstract stereotypes may not be applied to elements and must serve only as base stereotype for child ones.

string LabelKey [1..1]

The stereotype label key used to look into module resources for the translated stereotype label.

string BaseClassName [1..1]

MetaClass whose instances can be annotated by this Stereotype.

Association
Description
DefinedTable : PropertyTableDefinition [0..1]
DefinedResourceType : ResourceType [0..*]
Owner : Profile [0..1]
Parent : Stereotype [0..1]
DefinedTagType : TagType [0..*]
Child : Stereotype [0..*]
Stereotypes inheriting from this one.
DefinedNoteType : NoteType [0..*]
ExtendedElement : ModelElement [0..*]

All elements in the project this stereotype is applied on.

Beware: this list can be huge and take many seconds to compute!