Umple E203 Not having an unique identifier
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E203 Not having an unique identifier
Umple semantic error related to not using traits which do not have unique identifiers
In Umple, all elements which are capable of being reused should have unique identifiers. Traits, as reusable elements in Umple also have to follow the same rule. Identifiers of traits should be unique in the system. The conflict happens among classes, interfaces, and traits. Therefore, these three elements always should have unique identifiers.
Example
// In this example, Identifier of
// trait "I" is not unique.
class A{
isA I;
}
class I {
//elements
}
trait I{
//elements
}
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Solution to The Above So the Message No Longer Appears
//In this example, Identifier of
// trait "T" is unique.
class A{
isA T;
}
class I {
//elements
}
trait T{
//elements
}
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