Hi Vijay
I have an extensive experience with Rhapsody including profiling of specific languages (DSL) for defense RT systems.
Have fun with MBSE for FuSa with DSL
Eran
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Eran Peleg, CEO
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Hi Vijay,
have a look at the ITEA SAFE project. You can use some concepts from there. https://itea3.org/project/safe.html
Or create your own enum type "ASILLevel" with appropriate ASIL values and add them to a <<Functional Block>> type as a property. The Functional Block is a stereotype and can be derived from a SysML Block in your own FuSa Profile.
Best regards,
Wolfgang
Hi Vijay,
This paper and presentation on using SysML to model systems and interfaces, down to a low level of detail may prove to be of use to you. OTOH, it may get too far down in the weeds to be of use for this purpose. We used Magic Draw to develop the examples, but the overall approach to systems decomposition, interface specification, and protocol and data structure modeling should work in any SysML tool.
Regards, Peter
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Hi Michael,
it is a misleading expectation to load a OMG XMI into a tool of
your choice and to anything useful with it. The OMG specification
is intended to be used by the tool vendors for an implementation.
The simplest explanation for this is, that you have to map
(transform) the MOF-XMI metamodel into the tool-specific metamodel
(which isn't MOF in any case) as a first step. Like with SysML,
you can't load the OMG XMI and expect to obtain a functioning
SysML tool. There's plenty of work to accomplish it.
I've forwarded you question to the RAAML group. In any case you need to wait for Sparx Systems to come up with an implementation of the RAAML. But given that they're a contributor to the spec I'm sure they will.
Best regards,
Uwe
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