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Project Authors
Project Authors are the individual people (e.g. John Brown) who work to create and maintain the models contained in the repository. When you create a model element your name will be assigned to the element and this name will be usedThey can be assigned as resources that work on model elements and
Access
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Ribbon |
Settings > Reference Data > Model Types > People > Project Author(s) |
Notes
- If you enter multiple names, Enterprise Architect adds them separately and in alphabetical order to the 'Defined Authors' list; if you then click on one of these names, Enterprise Architect displays that name only in the 'Name(s)' field
- If you type in a role, this is not added to the roles on the 'Project Roles' tab
- You can transport these author definitions between models, using the 'Settings > Model > Transfer > Export Reference Data' and 'Import Reference Data' ribbon options
Reference
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Name(s) |
Type the name of the person registered as a Project Author. If you are using a Windows Active Directory, you can select names from the directory; click on the You can also type a list of names separated by semi-colons; this enables you to define a group of people sharing a role, such as a team of Developers, Testers or Analysts. Do not leave any spaces between the names and the semicolons. |
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Role |
(Mandatory) Enter the role the Project Author plays in the project (such as Designer, Analyst, or Architect). You can type a role name or click on the drop-down arrow and select a role defined through the 'Project Roles' tab. |
Project Roles |
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Notes |
Type any additional notes concerning the Project Author. |
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New |
Add further Authors. |
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Save |
Add the new Author to the Defined Authors list. |
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Delete |
Removes an Author from the Defined Authors list. |
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Defined Authors |
Review the Project Authors already defined. |
button to display the 'Select Users' dialog.