I build UML 2.0 class diagram for my Java application. In my code I have attribute with HashMap datatype. But, as I know, there is no HashMap datatype in UML standard. The question is - can I use HashMap as datatype for attribute of the class?
UPDATE
maybe in diagram I just should point to java.util package? and maybe place Map class in this package on the diagram?
解决方案
HashMap should not appear in your UML model anyway. HashMap is just an implementation of a qualified association. Probably it's even just a speed improved unqualified association. So if you had a Class A with a HashMap you would model a UML Class A, a UML Class B and a UML Association from A to B. You can add a qualifier to the association if it's qualified by a key which is not an attribute of B. If your HashMap key is the name of B (and B has that name as an attribute) you would simply omit the qualifier.
To denote the implementation of your Association (you want to implement it with a HashSet) you can add that as a keyword or create a Stereotype for it (more complex).