Example: Linking to an external JIRA issue tracking page using a Comment extension with tagged values metadata

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TRAIL: Webel's ultimate guide to Systems Modeling Language (v1) with MagicDraw/Cameo
Section
17:01: Creating custom Comment stereotypes
Topic level
INTERMEDIATE
UML keywords
Comment
Stereotype
Extension
user defined Stereotype
custom Stereotype
Profile
String
Stereotype:icon
image
MD:Customization
Keywords
Slide kind
hybrid diagram
UML Profile Diagram

Using a very practical example you can easily use on a real project, we define a custom extension of Comment for handling JIRA issues:

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Note these nice tool capabilities:
MagicDraw/Cameo: supports HTML (including hyperlinks) in String based tagged value (Stereotype property) fields. Just activate HTML mode during tagged value editing.
MagicDraw/Cameo: supports HTML hyperlinks directly on model elements, and they are launchable from model element symbols in diagrams.

Both ways have been used in the example to enable one to launch the corresponding JIRA issue tracking page directly from the symbol in a UML or SysML project. Super!

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Notes
[CAPABILITY, TIP, TOOL] MagicDraw/Cameo: Use a Customization to set the «keyword» on a custom Stereotype. Make sure to save, close, then re-open the project afterwards!
[CAPABILITY, FEATURE, TOOL] MagicDraw/Cameo: supports HTML (including hyperlinks) in String based tagged value (Stereotype property) fields. Just activate HTML mode during tagged value editing.
[CAPABILITY, FEATURE, TOOL] MagicDraw/Cameo: supports HTML hyperlinks directly on model elements, and they are launchable from model element symbols in diagrams.
Snippets (quotes/extracts)
  [UML-2.5.1] A stereotype must be contained, directly or indirectly, in a profile.
  [UML-2.5.1] Just like a Class, a Stereotype may have Properties, which have traditionally been referred to as Tag Definitions. When a Stereotype is applied to a model element, the values of the Properties have traditionally been referred to as tagged values.
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