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AlanT

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Output Requirements that Use Cases Satisfy
« on: May 13, 2011, 01:57:05 am »
I have created SysML <<satisfy>> relationships from Use Cases to Requirements.  However, I cannot figure out how to output them to an RTF document.  

Specifically, I have use cases in hierarchical packages.  I want to go through these folders, print the package name, then print each requirement the use case satisfies.

I have tried to use the Package>Connector>Source (and Target) element for this, as well as a bunch of other stuff, but I cannot get what I need in the generated RTF document.  

For example, I tried:

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

package element >
[right-click-to-insert-Package-Element-field(s)]
requirement >
package requirement: {ElemRequirement.Name}
< requirement
external requirements >
external requirement name: {ElemExtRequirement.Name}
< external requirements
< package element
package element: {PkgElement.Name}
element >
Requirements that are satisfied by this use case:


child elements >
child elements:
{Element.Name}

< child elements
Child Element Name: {Element.Name}
Child Element Notes:{Element.Notes}
< element
connector >
{Connector.Name}
source >
element name: {Element.Name}
element >
Source connectors:
{Element.Name}

< element


< source
Target connectors:
target >
{Element.Name}
element >
{Element.Name}

< element

< target
< connector
child packages >
< child packages
< package

     Can anyone help?   I am desperate!  

               Thanks, Alan