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RalfK

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XMI Export EA to Rose fails
« on: October 26, 2005, 06:16:22 am »
Hi!

I have -maybe- some basic problems.

I try to export some diagramms (use-cases, activity) from EA 5.00.772 to Rational Rose Enterprise Edition using XMI.

Rose is giving me a lot of error messages like

Bad type for getSourceX function: Association at EAID_315B8318_4CE6_4f61_938B_E9E7B55A6E14.
Bad type for getTargetX function: Association at EAID_315B8318_4CE6_4f61_938B_E9E7B55A6E14.


Nearly nothing is imported by Rose.

As a newbie, I need some hint's to understand  what's wrong here.

I've seen some statement about "bad XMI support of Rose".
But, an exchange of simple diagramms should be possible!?
Do I run in a "never get to run" problem, or is it more a newbie problem and someone can tell me which button to press to run it? :-)

Thanks for your help

Ralf

« Last Edit: October 26, 2005, 06:17:31 am by RalfKneisle »

Oliver Michalski

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Re: XMI Export EA to Rose fails
« Reply #1 on: October 26, 2005, 07:40:29 am »
Hi Ralf,

try this:

In the Exportmenu select Unisys/Rose Format and  Exclude EA Tagged Values

Oliver  ;)

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Re: XMI Export EA to Rose fails
« Reply #2 on: October 27, 2005, 03:12:44 am »
As I mentioned, probably a newbie problem ... ;-)

Oliver, thanks for pushing my nose to the right point!

During my last tests I've checked  the option "XMI 1.0" additionally to "Unisys/Rose" and "Exclude EA Tagged Values".

I thought this is to export a XMI 1.0 with a Unisys/Rose dialect ...

Thanks again.

Ralf

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Re: XMI Export EA to Rose fails
« Reply #3 on: October 30, 2005, 07:04:42 pm »
So,  ??? is what we're saying here is that "Rose cannot cope with anything in an XMI file but that which it knows and if it encounters something else it abends." ???

So,  a system that exports XML to a current (possibly MOF) XMI schema must if it wants to retain an ability to interchange with Rose must incur the cost of developing a schema export to match Rose's limitations???

... or am I just being cycnical...


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