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kibaboy

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Generating Requirements Report
« on: December 04, 2013, 03:19:30 am »
Hey guys,
I'm wondering if the experts out there can help me out here.  I am trying to generate a Requirements Report from EA to test out if I can use it to do some simple Requirements Management.

Current I have the following package tree in the Project Browser:
Model->Domain_Model->Domain Objects

Under Domain Objects, I have:
Domain Model, Class 1, Class 2, Class 3, and two external Requirements.

I notice that when I generate the Requirements report using the default Requirements report, only the external requirements are included.  If I create internal requirements for some of the classes, why aren't those showing up in the report as well?


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Re: Generating Requirements Report
« Reply #1 on: December 04, 2013, 03:26:25 am »
This is the template I am using.  From what I see, it should print out the Requirements for each of the elements.  Isn't a class also an element?  If I added requirements to the class, shouldn't those get printed out too?

Code: [Select]
Requirements

package >
{Pkg.Name}
{Pkg.Notes}



element >
{Element.LevelNumber} {Element.Name}  
{Element.Stereotype}
      Status: {Element.Status}      Priority: {Element.Priority}      Difficulty: {Element.Difficulty}
      Phase: {Element.Phase}      Version: {Element.Version}      
      {Element.Notes}


child elements >
{Element.Name}
{Element.FullName}
< child elements
< element
child packages >
< child packages
< package







Dermot

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Re: Generating Requirements Report
« Reply #2 on: December 09, 2013, 04:29:34 pm »
In the RTF template there are two sections under the Element section:
 - External requirements
 - Requirements (this is the section to report the Internal Requirements).