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Content for TS 32.156 Word version: 18.6.0

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5.1 General 5.1a Naming of Information Object Classes, attributes and attribute fields 5.2 Basic model elements 5.3 Stereotype 5.4 Others A.1 First Example A.2 Second Example C.1 Intervening class and Association class C.2 Use of "ExternalXyz" class E.1 Description E.2 Example E.3 Name style G.1 OpenAPI naming rules - OpenAPI solution set G.2 Yang Naming rules - Netconf-YANG solution set G.3 Java™ naming rules G.4 C++ naming rules G.5 Python naming rules

5 Model elements and notations p. 10

5.1 General p. 10

5.1a Naming of Information Object Classes, attributes and attribute fields |R18| p. 10

5.2 Basic model elements p. 10

5.2.1 Attribute p. 11

5.2.1.1 Description p. 11

5.2.1.2 Example p. 13

5.2.1.3 Name style p. 13

5.2.2 Association relationship p. 14

5.2.2.1 Description p. 14

5.2.2.2 Example p. 14

5.2.2.3 Name style p. 14

5.2.3 Aggregation association relationship p. 15

5.2.3.1 Description p. 15

5.2.3.2 Example p. 15

5.2.3.3 Name style p. 15

5.2.4 Composite aggregation association relationship p. 15

5.2.4.1 Description p. 15

5.2.4.2 Example p. 15

5.2.4.3 Name style p. 16

5.2.5 Generalization relationship p. 16

5.2.5.1 Description p. 16

5.2.5.2 Example p. 16

5.2.5.3 Name style p. 16

5.2.6 Dependency relationship p. 16

5.2.6.1 Description p. 16

5.2.6.2 Example p. 16

5.2.6.3 Name style p. 17

5.2.7 Comment p. 17

5.2.7.1 Description p. 17

5.2.7.2 Example p. 17

5.2.7.3 Name style p. 17

5.2.8 Multiplicity, a.k.a. cardinality in relationships p. 17

5.2.8.1 Description p. 17

5.2.8.2 Example p. 17

5.2.8.3 Name style p. 18

5.2.9 Role p. 18

5.2.9.1 Description p. 18

5.2.9.2 Example p. 19

5.2.9.3 Name style p. 19

5.2.10 Xor constraint p. 19

5.2.10.1 Description p. 19

5.2.10.2 Example p. 19

5.2.10.3 Name style p. 20

5.2.11 LifecycleStatus |R18| p. 20

5.2.11.1 Description p. 20

5.2.11.2 Removing/Deprecating model elements p. 20

5.3 Stereotype p. 21

5.3.0 Description |R14| p. 21

5.3.1 <<ProxyClass>> p. 21

5.3.1.1 Description p. 21

5.3.1.2 Example p. 21

5.3.1.3 Name style p. 21

5.3.2 <<InformationObjectClass>> p. 22

5.3.2.1 Description p. 22

5.3.2.2 Example p. 22

5.3.2.3 Name style p. 22

5.3.3 <<names>> p. 22

5.3.3.1 Description p. 22

5.3.3.2 Example p. 23

5.3.3.3 Name style p. 23

5.3.4 <<dataType>> p. 23

5.3.4.1 Description p. 23

5.3.4.2 Example p. 25

5.3.4.3 Name style p. 25

5.3.5 <<enumeration>> p. 26

5.3.5.1 Description p. 26

5.3.5.2 Example p. 26

5.3.5.3 Name style p. 26

5.3.6 <<choice>> p. 26

5.3.6.1 Description p. 26

5.3.6.2 Example p. 26

5.3.6.3 Name style p. 27

5.4 Others p. 27

5.4.1 Association class p. 27

5.4.1.1 Description p. 27

5.4.1.2 Example p. 28

5.4.1.3 Name style p. 28

5.4.2 Abstract class p. 28

5.4.2.1 Description p. 28

5.4.2.2 Example p. 28

5.4.2.3 Name style p. 28

5.4.3 Predefined data types p. 29

5.4.3.1 Description p. 29

5.4.3.2 Example p. 29

5.4.3.3 Name style p. 29

6 Qualifiers p. 30

7 UML Diagram Requirements p. 31

A Examples of using <<ProxyClass>> p. 32

A.1 First Example p. 32

A.2 Second Example p. 33

B (Normative) Attribute properties p. 34

C (Normative) Design patterns p. 35

C.1 Intervening class and Association class p. 35

C.1.1 Concept and definition p. 35

C.1.2 Usage in the non-transport domain p. 37

C.1.3 Usage in the transport domain p. 37

C.2 Use of "ExternalXyz" class p. 38

D Void

E (Normative) <<SupportIOC>> stereotype definition |R14| p. 40

E.1 Description p. 40

E.2 Example p. 40

E.3 Name style p. 40

F (Normative) Application of <<InformationObjectClass>> and <SupportIOC>> |R14| p. 41

G Naming rules of modeling and programming languages |R18| p. 42

G.1 OpenAPI naming rules - OpenAPI solution set p. 42

G.2 Yang Naming rules - Netconf-YANG solution set p. 42

G.3 Java™ naming rules p. 42

G.4 C++ naming rules p. 42

G.5 Python naming rules p. 42

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