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This feature integrates WebSphere® Business Integration Modeler projects into the UML 2.0 model format that Rational® Software Architect and Rational Software Modeler support.
If you have an existing WebSphere Business Integration Modeler project, you can view it as a generated Unifed Modeling Language (UML) 2.0 model file. The generated UML model represents the specification, or contract, that defines usage and realization requirements for implementation architectures.
You can also create a separate UML model to represent a specific implementation of the business artifacts that are defined in the business model. You can then use model-driven development to extend, implement, and realize the artifacts that the generated UML 2.0 model defines.
For more information, install the feature and see the information center in the product.
For information about installing the IBM® WebSphere Business Integration Modeler Integration feature, refer to the installation instructions at http://www3.software.ibm.com/ibmdl/pub/software/rationalsdp/rsa/60/html/wbi/install_6001.html.
There are no additional hardware requirements for installing this feature.
This feature can be installed for use with version 6.0 of either IBM Rational Software Architect or IBM Rational Software Modeler. Before you can install this feature you must install either IBM Rational Software Architect Fix Pack 6.0.0.1 or IBM Rational Software Modeler Fix Pack 6.0.0.1.
The following fixes are included in this release of the IBM WebSphere Business Integration Modeler Integration feature:
| Defect | Fix description |
| 532107 | Missing object flow from a start node to a task with a role requirement The problem has been fixed. |
This release note includes release-specific information, such as problems and limitations that were not available until after the product documentation was finalized.
| Defect | Description |
| 531320 | Incomplete hierarchy structure definition mapping Several business model element types are not supported for this release. Unsupported element types include structure definitions, structures, node types, nodes, timers, and observers. |
| 534138 | Mapping occurs for the first task role requirement only A task with multiple role requirements appears in only one partition, which corresponds to its first role requirement. |
| 534300 | All role requirements that you assign to any task in the same process must have unique names In a business model, role requirement names must be unique within the scope of their containing process, not just their containing task. |
| Defect | Description |
| 531761 | A process model with a notification broadcaster is not visualized as an activity diagram The notification broadcaster in the WebSphere Business Integration Modeler maps to a UML 2.0 broadcast signal action, which is not yet supported by activity diagrams. |
| 534413 | Error message after successful installation After you install the latest version of the WebSphere Business Integration Modeler integration feature from the Rational Product Updater, you might receive an error message that states that an earlier version is not found. Workaround: Ignore the error message. |
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