Table 6.189—DRM_Overload_Priority_Index

Property

Description

Superclass

· <DRM SEDRIS Abstract Base>

Class

· <DRM Overload Priority Index>

Subclass

· none

Definition

The <DRM Overload Priority Index> allows a modeler to assign an overload management priority to the definition of a <DRM Model> or to the reference of a <DRM Model> (a <DRM Geometry Model Instance>). The actual effect of the <DRM Overload Priority Index> within an application is entirely dependent on the application. The <DRM Overload Priority Index> is intended to allow a modeler to mark certain <DRM Model>s as more important than other <DRM Model>s, so that the more important <DRM Model>s will be displayed and the <DRM Model>s of lesser importance may be simplified or dropped from the display in an overload situation.

Example(s)

· In a SEDRIS transmittal designed for a simulation that is more interested in rotary-winged aircraft than fixed-winged aircraft, all of the helicopter <DRM Model>s may have an <DRM Overload Priority Index> of 1, while all of the airplane <DRM Model>s have an <DRM Overload Priority Index> of 2.

Inherited field elements

field_name	range	Field_Data_Type
none

Field elements

field_name	range	Field_Data_Type
overload_priority^1		Short_Integer

Associated to (one-way) (inherited)

· none

Associated to (one-way)

· none

Associated by (one-way) (inherited)

· none

Associated by (one-way)

· none

Associated with (two-way) (inherited)

· none

Associated with (two-way)

· none

Composed of (two-way) (inherited)

· none

Composed of (two-way)

· none

Composed of (two-way metadata) (inherited)

· none

Composed of (two-way metadata)

· none

Component of (two-way) (inherited)

· none

Component of (two-way)

· zero or more <DRM Aggregate Geometry>s

· zero or more <DRM Geometry Model Instance>s

· zero or more <DRM Model>s

Constraints

· none

Notes

¹ 1 = Highest Priority; 2 = Next Highest Priority, ...

Class diagram

<DRM Overload Priority Index>