Model and Simulate Structured Network Message Using SysML

In this video we demonstrate how to model structured message and how to send it through ports during SysML simulation. This video is contributing to network modeling and simulation topic.

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[frantzcaliste]

Thank you very much!!! :D
This information is very rare on the internet

[kizersousa]

These are great examples of how to use the capability within Magicdraw.Really appreciate it

[dkmcdonn]

Thanks for the great videos! Very helpful. Question though. How did you build the GUI so that the individual values got mapped to each field in the GUI? You mentioned in the video you can drag and drop the value and it will be mapped at runtime? I am not seeing how at runtime each field in the GUI knows what to map to in the Status message. Thanks!

[sitashrestha]

Thank you for this great video, As I am in a learning phase of SysML, please make a project from beginning that I know how we can start the project and we can simulate the project

[darius]

Hello, this video was very informative! I have two questions:
1. Suppose I do not use a user interface to collect data. Suppose I have to import a CSV that has a lot of data then I’d like to pass that data through interfaces and do calculations. Is this possible, and if so, do you have anything to help me?
2. Is there a contact email to ask further questions?

[crazixpaki]

Great series of videos to demonstrate transmission & reception of messages. I have a follow-up question with regards to <<valueType>> e.g. Status, it is quite possible that the common fields of this data structure are inherited from another abstract <<valueType>>, these fields may be common between a status and command message. I have not tried this with the UI yet but in the "simulation" tab I could not access the inherited value properties in each subsystem context.

[Nerbe]

Can the nested properties of the structured message be captured on an auto-generated sequence diagram or can just the "status" argument be displayed?