ItemVersion
Abstract super-class for physical objects (e.g. a Terminal), virtual objects (e.g. a 150% Harness) as well as documents (e.g. a wiring diagram). In difference to AP 212 the VEC …
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Abstract super-class for physical objects (e.g. a Terminal), virtual objects (e.g. a 150% Harness) as well as documents (e.g. a wiring diagram). In difference to AP 212 the VEC …
Item Equivalence ItemVersions (DocumentVersions and PartVersions) are company specific keys / identifiers for a part (component) or a piece of information. However, this also …
Item History In a development process items (parts or documents) are often refined incrementally, so one ItemVersion originates from another. The class ItemHistoryEntry enables …
Lifecycle Information An ItemVersion can carry information about the creation of the item. This means the creating timestamp and an optionally information regarding the creator or …
Parts, Documents and Resources DocumentVersion, PartVersion and ResourceVersion are representing one of the most fundamental key concepts of the VEC. They are the only classes in …
Abstract super-class for physical objects (e.g. a Terminal), virtual objects (e.g. a 150% Harness) as well as documents (e.g. a wiring diagram). In difference to AP 212 the VEC …
Item Equivalence ItemVersions (DocumentVersions and PartVersions) are company specific keys / identifiers for a part (component) or a piece of information. However, this also …
Item History In a development process items (parts or documents) are often refined incrementally, so one ItemVersion originates from another. The class ItemHistoryEntry enables …