-- Create the relationship entity
/representing_resource_item_relationship(
    class_name='Item_of_supply_to_nato_ios',
    ecl_id='urn:plcs:rdl:uk_defence')/
%^related_nato_specification = $representing_resource_item_relationship.res_item_rel%

-- Map the input parameters to those for rep_prom_usg, first is the top item
^related_nato_specification.related -> @nato_item_of_supply_specification
^related_nato_specification.relating -> @item_of_supply

<refpath
   template="related_nato_specification">
   <comment>
      Create the relationship entity
   </comment>
   <call_template
      name="representing_resource_item_relationship"
      business_context="UK_Defence">
      <param_in
         name="class_name"
         value="'Item_of_supply_to_nato_ios'">
         
      </param_in>
      <param_in
         name="ecl_id"
         value="'urn:plcs:rdl:uk_defence'">
         
      </param_in>
   </call_template>
   <bind
      parameter="related_nato_specification">
      <template_instance
         template="representing_resource_item_relationship"
         parameter="res_item_rel">
         
      </template_instance>
   </bind>
   <comment>
      Map the input parameters to those for rep_prom_usg, first is the top item
   </comment>
   <assign
      assignment_type="points-to">
      <target>
         <bound_parameter
            name="related_nato_specification.related">
            
         </bound_parameter>
      </target>
      <source>
         <param_in_ref
            name="nato_item_of_supply_specification">
            
         </param_in_ref>
      </source>
   </assign>
   <assign
      assignment_type="points-to">
      <target>
         <bound_parameter
            name="related_nato_specification.relating">
            
         </bound_parameter>
      </target>
      <source>
         <param_in_ref
            name="item_of_supply">
            
         </param_in_ref>
      </source>
   </assign>
</refpath>