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The name of a design pattern that establishes a Class that will only have one object instance. | The name of a design pattern that establishes a Class that will only have one object instance. | ||
In code you can go like this | |||
this.ServiceProvider().GetEcoService<IExtentService>().AllInstances(typeof(YourClass))[0].GetValue<YourClass>() | |||
In ocl/eal go like this: | |||
YourClass.oclSingleton or YourClass.allinstances->first | |||
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This page was created by Stephanie on 2024-05-28. Last edited by Hans.karlsen on 2025-02-24.
The name of a design pattern that establishes a Class that will only have one object instance.
In code you can go like this
this.ServiceProvider().GetEcoService<IExtentService>().AllInstances(typeof(YourClass))[0].GetValue<YourClass>()
In ocl/eal go like this:
YourClass.oclSingleton or YourClass.allinstances->first