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<Stereotypename="AbstractSchema"notes="conceptual schema that is not implementable without further specification"generalizes="GI_Element"baseStereotypes="GI_Element">
<Stereotypename="CodeList"notes="enumerated type that can be extended during the lifetime of the model
CodeList is deprecated and superseded by GI_CodeSet, which has a different definition.">
<Stereotypename="GI_Class"notes="classifier of a set of objects
This stereotype does not add additional semantics to UML. It merely enables adding tagged values whose purpose is to improve semantic interoperability in a structured way. The semantic tagged values are defined on and inherited from the abstract stereotype GI_Element."generalizes="GI_Element"baseStereotypes="GI_Element">
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<AppliesTo>
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<Applytype="Class">
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<Propertyname="isActive"value=""/>
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</Apply>
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</AppliesTo>
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</Stereotype>
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<Stereotypename="GI_CodeSet"notes="data type whose instances are the code values from a particular code set that is managed independently of and outside the conceptual schema.
The code set is identified using the tagged values of the stereotype.
An enumeration and a data type with stereotype GI_CodeSet have in common that their values are specified individually. An enumeration's values are specified individually within the model the enumeration is defined in, whereas the values of a data type with stereotype GI_CodeSet are specified individually beyond the model the data type is defined in."generalizes="GI_Element"baseStereotypes="GI_Element">
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<AppliesTo>
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<Applytype="DataType"/>
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</AppliesTo>
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</Stereotype>
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<Stereotypename="GI_DataType"notes="classifier whose instances are distinguished only by their value
This stereotype does not add additional semantics to UML. It merely enables adding tagged values whose purpose is to improve semantic interoperability in a structured way. The semantic tagged values are defined on and inherited from the abstract stereotype GI_Element."generalizes="GI_Element"baseStereotypes="GI_Element">
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<AppliesTo>
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<Applytype="DataType"/>
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</AppliesTo>
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</Stereotype>
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<Stereotypename="GI_Element"notes="constituent of a model"isAbstract="true">
<Stereotypename="GI_Enumeration"notes="data type whose values are named individually in the model
This stereotype does not add additional semantics to UML. It merely enables adding tagged values whose purpose is to improve semantic interoperability in a structured way. The semantic tagged values are defined on and inherited from the abstract stereotype GI_Element.
An enumeration and a data type with stereotype GI_CodeSet have in common that their values are specified individually. An enumeration's values are specified individually within the model the enumeration is defined in, whereas the values of a data type with stereotype GI_CodeSet are specified individually beyond the model the data type is defined in."generalizes="GI_Element"baseStereotypes="GI_Element">
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<AppliesTo>
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<Applytype="Enumeration"/>
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</AppliesTo>
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</Stereotype>
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<Stereotypename="GI_EnumerationLiteral"notes="user-defined data value for an enumeration
This stereotype does not add additional semantics to UML. It merely enables adding tagged values whose purpose is to improve semantic interoperability in a structured way. The semantic tagged values are defined on and inherited from the abstract stereotype GI_Element."generalizes="GI_Element"baseStereotypes="GI_Element">
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<AppliesTo>
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<Applytype="EnumerationLiteral"/>
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</AppliesTo>
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</Stereotype>
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<Stereotypename="GI_Interface"notes="classifier that represents a declaration of a set of coherent public features and obligations that together constitute a coherent service
This stereotype does not add additional semantics to UML. It merely enables adding tagged values whose purpose is to improve semantic interoperability in a structured way. The semantic tagged values are defined on and inherited from the abstract stereotype GI_Element."generalizes="GI_Element"baseStereotypes="GI_Element">
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<AppliesTo>
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<Applytype="Interface"/>
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</AppliesTo>
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</Stereotype>
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<Stereotypename="GI_Property"notes="structural feature
This stereotype does not add additional semantics to UML. It merely enables adding tagged values whose purpose is to improve semantic interoperability in a structured way. The semantic tagged values are defined on and inherited from the abstract stereotype GI_Element."generalizes="GI_Element"baseStereotypes="GI_Element">
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<AppliesTo>
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<Applytype="Property"/>
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</AppliesTo>
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</Stereotype>
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<Stereotypename="Leaf"notes="package that does not have any subpackages
Leaf is deprecated.">
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<AppliesTo>
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<Applytype="Package">
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<Propertyname="URI"value=""/>
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</Apply>
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</AppliesTo>
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</Stereotype>
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<Stereotypename="Union"notes="type consisting of one and only one of several alternative data types
Union is deprecated.">
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