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Hi,
ok, I've tested it now. It is not the feature I want. Because importing classes is not the same as synchronizing. Therefore I expect that during synchronizing I get the option to delete all classe not in code/model. So, this feature is not available as I can see. So I have to delete them manually.

Thanx
Christian

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Hi,
maybe I found what you mentioned: I have to "import" a source code tree and there I can set the option "remove classes not found in code". But I am a bit surprised, because I would expect that this is done on every synchronization. But maybe I can always do an import, what looks a bit strange to me in my development cycles. I will test it. Thanx.
Christian

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Thanx Martin, but I can only find the option for methods and attributes. Not for class files. I had a look at the "Tools->Options->SourceCode Engineering" pane. I also had a look at other places, but I guess it must be stated somewhere here. Could you please show me where to set the option?
Thanx,
Christian

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If I generate code for Java classes, the Eclipse Link analyses the project and gives the user the possibility to check the classes to generate or sync. In my case, I want classes not in code be deleted from the model. This is not possible. Or did I missed something? That would be a great feature....  :)

Christian

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General Board / Re: reuse of UML elements as a library
« on: March 19, 2009, 07:46:25 pm »
Hi,

many thanks. I will try this solution next week and give feedback.
 :)

Christian

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General Board / reuse of UML elements as a library
« on: March 18, 2009, 01:52:58 am »
Hi,
I have EA 7.0, C++ and want to reuse e.g. UML components, which is possible via putting the elements in the browser and paste them as instance. There is also the possibility to paste them as new objects, but it seems that it is only possible if I copy elements from a diagram.

So far everything is OK, but now I want to paste elements with manually added source code. I tried it as pattern and from the browser but nothing worked. XMI im-/export is not allowed because of usability reasons->it shall have drag & drop functionality.

The process would be:
1. create UML elements
2. add source code
3. store the element somewhere (toolbox, pattern or browser??)
4. reuse the elements by drag&drop: the elements must have a new GUID and the source code put in in step before

Does anyone knows a solution?
Thankx!

Christian

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Uml Process / Re: Events and their use.
« on: February 19, 2010, 12:20:27 am »
Hi Günther,

thank you for your comments. I have a project where I need FSMs... that's why I need them. I am familiar with FSM, but not how to model them in EA.

You have the kettle example above and maybe it was no problem for you to send me the example or to share it generally to help me and others with the FSM problem.

Thank you
Christian

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Uml Process / Re: Events and their use.
« on: February 18, 2010, 10:16:13 pm »
Hi Geert,

thank you for your repy. But, could you tell if code generation does work if I use the "workaround" you propose? Because I want to generate the state machine and sending signal example.

Christian

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Uml Process / Re: Events and their use.
« on: February 18, 2010, 09:04:48 pm »
Hi,
I also want a simple example to show (me) how a state machine works with events/signals.
I created the same "kettle" example stated above with two states idle and process. I have 4 transitions:
1. from init to idle, no signal
2. from idle to process, signal SProcess
3. from process to idle, signal SIdle
4. from idle to final, signal SEnd

But now, as suggested I need to send a signal somewhere. Therefore I thought I could use the send block in an activity diagram as this is shown in documentation (somewher I can't remember). But I don't know how to design this and how to bind the signals to the send element.

Could you please help? Is there an example somewhere which shows this?

Thanx
Christian

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