How do users specify technical details within Cogility Studio?
At the lowest level, there are three ways to specify technical details that will be executed within the runtime environment. The first method is through a series of pre-defined attributes that have either a simple value or selection that is required to specify the desired action. The second approach is to use the Cogility Studio scripting language. This language is an easy-to-learn and use extension to the UML standard Object Constraint Language (OCL). The scripting language allows a high level specification of required execution behavior. During runtime, these scripts are executed using an abstraction layer that works with the model metadata to convert the high level instructions to ones that can be executed on the execution platform. The third approach is to embed Java code into the model by instantiating Java classes and invoking their methods, and pass in required parameters to ensure proper execution. The developer is free to choose the method that is most appropriate on a case by
