My model has the following folder structure and content:-
- 'Function’ folder
---‘Screen Journeys’ folder
---‘Screen Journey 1’ folder
This folder contains a single screen element which, through
the single diagram, holds a relationship between that screen
to Back End1 (which resides in ‘Back Ends’ folder below). The
Back End1 element on this diagram has a composite diagram
link.
---‘Back End’ folder
---‘Back End1’ folder
This folder contains a single element, Back End1, which is
dropped onto a diagram.
This structure allows me to drill down (using the composite diagram link) from the screen to its back end.
If I want to create a HTML report that allows this drill down I need to generate everything in the ‘Function’ folder.
So far, so good.
My challenge comes when I have the real-world scenario of multiple screen journeys each of which may call one or more of multiple Back End elements. If I want to create a HTML report
only for Screen Journey 98 then I can put the cursor on the ‘Screen Journey 98’ folder and generate HTML from there. However, the result of that, of course, is that I won’t have any Back End elements generated and I can’t drill down.
The only way I can see to do it is to generate HTML for the
whole model from the ‘Function’ folder (some, or most, of which I might not want to generate if I’m publishing to an audience to whom I only want to show the Screen Journey 98 context).
Is there any way of generating HTML only for the “path” specific to Screen Journey 98?
