You can create the ontologies that define the language
that your organization uses, and then create domains that use those
ontologies. See Jazz.net for information about defining domains and
their tooling by using the Design
Management domain
toolkit.
About this task
For information about domain concepts, see
Domain Concepts on Jazz.net.
For information
about creating domains, and having custom model constraints and form
editors that allow editing of ontology instances, see the Domain Creation Guide on Jazz.net.
For
information about adding custom editor definitions, which includes
customizing the default editor for instances of a model and adding
editor constraints, see Customizing Default Editor Definitions on Jazz.net.
For
information about adding model constraints, see Adding Model Constraints on Jazz.net.
The
following high-level steps describe how to create a custom domain
and then create instances of that domain:
- Create an ontology.
- Create a domain that uses the new ontology. A domain can use multiple
ontologies.
- Add the custom domain to a project area.
Multiple project areas can share a domain.
- Create instances of the design resources that are contained in
the custom domain.