is it true that generlization in UML can have more than one parent ?
But in java it doesn't dupport multiple inheritance?
i read this from below link
Please read 4 th paragraph
Hong Anderson
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It's true. UML specification doesn't prohibit one classifier to have more than one Generalization to another classifier.
UML is not only for programming languages, it is a unified modeling language that can be used to model anything.
In addition some programming languages like C++ support multiple inheritance.
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Anirvan Majumdar
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UML as a language isn't specific to any particular programming language. It is up to the UML user to design according to a particular programming language's limitation or strength.
For example a multi-inheritance pattern may not be allowed in Java, but it is perfectly valid in C++
Mourouganandame Arunachalam
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Hi,
Read this article which discussing bit on this topic, even-though bit old.
Thanks & Regards,
Mourougan
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I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to
run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
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