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Export to XMI

The Export Package to XMI dialog is used to export a package to various XMI (XML-based) formats. This dialog, by default, allows exporting to either XMI 1.1 or XMI 2.1. The exported XMI file contains all the information required for completely round-tripping the package within Enterprise Architect; that is, performing Enterprise Architect-to-Enterprise Architect transfers.

Access:  Click on a package in Project Browser, then:

        Project | Model Import/Export | Export Package to XMI File
        Right-click | Import/Export | Export Package to XMI

Use to:

  • Move Enterprise Architect model elements between models, for distributed development, manual version control and other benefits

Reference:

Field/Option/Button

Usage

See also

Root Package

Indicates the name of the selected package

 

Filename

Specify the file path where the XMI file is to be generated

 

Export Type

Option/Button

Usage

XMI 1.1

Export the selected package to XMI 1.1

XMI 2.1

Export the selected package to XMI 2.1

Publish

Opens the Publish Model Package dialog for exporting to other versions of XML

 

 

 

 

Publish Model Package

View XMI

View the exported XMI file

 

Export

Initiate XMI Export

 

Close

Close this dialog

 

Help

Display this Help topic

 

Progress

Lists the progress of the XMI Export

 

Notes:

  • In the Corporate, Business and Software Engineering, System Engineering and Ultimate editions of Enterprise Architect, if security is enabled you must have Export XMI permission to export to XMI
  • Alternate Images used in the package being exported are not included in the exported XMI file unless the Export Alternate Images option is selected in the XML Specifications section of the Options dialog
  • The Log file for the package being exported is not generated unless the Write Log option is selected in the XML Specifications section of the Options dialog

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