What Component for my function

[Pierre.Campan]

I am looking for a way to find the direction of a Allocated Functional exchange

In fact I am listing Components exchange, finding the Allocated Functional exchange

|Name|Direction|Destination Component|Allocated Functional Exchanges|

{m:for lc | self.eAllContents (la::LogicalComponent)}
{m:for ce | lc.ownedFeatures->filter (fa::ComponentPort).componentExchanges}
{m:for ei | ce.allocatedFunctionalExchanges }
{m:ei.name}
… closing For loop

I put some controls of emptiness but the idea is there

using this I can also have access to the functions (using the allocated functional exchange) but how can I have access to the final component ? because if I want to know the in or out direction, having the component where the function belong should be very usefull !!

[SamuelRochet]

Hi Pierre,

FYI we are organizing a M2Doc for Capella training
Just in case

Samuel

[Pierre.Campan]

Yes !! I am very interested ! I’ll try getting in the loop

[YvanLussaud]

On the FunctionalExchange you have two EReferences:

• incomingFunctionalExchangeRealizations
• outgoingFunctionalExchangeRealizations

That will give you the FunctionalExchangeRealization then, you can navigate to realized functions and their allocating component exchanges:

fer.realizedFunctionalExchange.allocatingComponentExchanges

At this point you have two EReferences:

• sourcePort
• targetPort

You can use one of them depending in which direction you are going and get port allocations and finally climb the model to the containing component

ace.sourcePort.ownedPortAllocations.eContainer().eContainer()

In you example it could look like that:

{ m:ei.incomingFunctionalExchangeRealizations.
realizedFunctionalExchange.allocatingComponentExchanges.sourcePort.ownedPortAllocations.eContainer().eContainer() }

[Pierre.Campan]

Thank you, you give me hints to solve my problem
I am really in favor for your training proposal because
all this M2Doc stuff must be strengthen by strong basis,
and learning on my own is not enough

[Pierre.Campan]

Unfortunataly it did not work

• incomingFunctionalExchangeRealizations
• outgoingFunctionalExchangeRealizations
  are empty and lead to nothing on my model

But finaly I found a solution that I would like to share with folk on the forum, may be it could help

So per LogicalComponent I look for Component exchanges :
{m:for lc | self.eAllContents (la::LogicalComponent)}

I try to find the Allocated Functional Exchange :
{m:for ce | lc.ownedFeatures->filter (fa::ComponentPort).componentExchanges}
{m:for ei | ce.allocatedFunctionalExchanges }

and I display the name of FE
{m:ei.name}

What I want to know is : does this Functional exchange is in intput (get info from the other component) or in output (send info)
for this I search the output function linked to this FE and look if it is in the originator component
so I look back to my component lc and find the functions inside : lc.allocatedFunctions

{m:for af | lc.allocatedFunctions.name}{m:if ei.sourceFunctionOutputPort.eContainer().name = af}
it is an Output !!

I close my if and my for, and display the 2 functions m:ei.sourceFunctionOutputPort.eContainer().name and m:ei.targetFunctionInputPort.eContainer().name

[YvanLussaud]

Thank you for sharing.