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General Board / Re: Class as part of a component

« on: January 24, 2006, 04:11:44 am »

That will do!  The matrix is also a very insterresting way to manage the models.  I used also for my requirements.

Thank for the advice.

Stephane.

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General Board / Class as part of a component

« on: January 20, 2006, 01:36:45 pm »

I have complete my top level design for my project.  I have indicated own every component are connected together.  Now I want to create the class that will realize these components.  How do I indicate that a certain class was used in a certain component?  I have searched a little bit but did not found any suggestion.

Thank you!

Stephane

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General Board / Re: Nested package under source control

« on: December 02, 2005, 09:59:27 am »

I tried this without much success.  My package are still empty.    So the procedure I used is right.  It should work.  I'll enter a bug.

Stephane Guerin

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General Board / Nested package under source control

« on: November 30, 2005, 10:10:27 am »

I'm trying to work with nested package under Source control and it does not seems to behave correctly.  I'm using CVS as the provider.  Here how I have proceeded.
- I checked out a repository to a my local machine
- Setup my EAP to use this repository
- Configured child package to be under source control.  The xml file is exported and commited.
- Configure the root package to be under source control.  The xml file is exported and commited.

Everything seem to be fine there.  Then I go to another station.
- I checkout the repository.
- Setup another EAP file to use the repository
- Do a "Get package" of the previously commited root package.
Now I have in this file the root package and its childs (as expected).  However the child packages are empty!

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General Board / Re: Relinking package to a different CVS directory

« on: December 02, 2005, 06:57:55 am »

I tried to remove that package from version control (without erasing it from my model).  However, when I try to set it back under version control, the system refuse because it is already found under system control.

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General Board / Re: Relinking package to a different CVS directory

« on: December 02, 2005, 04:26:57 am »

Well, not much answer on this one.  Does it means the source control is fixed once for all the life of a EAP file?

Stephane Guerin

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General Board / Relinking package to a different CVS directory

« on: November 25, 2005, 04:25:49 am »

I have an EAP file that includes some package under source control (CVS in my case).  For some reason, I have to change the directory structure.  Now when I open EA, I have a message telling me it does not find the "Working copy path YYY for VC config XXXX".  So how I can tell EA where the repository can now be found.

Stephane Guerin

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General Board / Managed C++ for VS2005 (C++ .Net)

« on: November 29, 2005, 08:51:46 am »

Does EA 6.0 support reverse engineering of C++.Net source code?  When we evaluate the software, we've being told it was not supported in EA 5.0 but will be in 6.0.  I tried it and it does not like the new syntax for C++ .Net.

Stephane Guerin

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General Board / Re: Understanding Collection classes

« on: October 28, 2005, 04:29:55 am »

Ok, thank you.  That's more clear now.

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General Board / Re: Understanding Collection classes

« on: October 27, 2005, 07:05:05 am »

So, if I understand well:
- Reverse engineer will create an Attribute for me (m_MyObjectList in my case).  The Type of the attribute is going to be the container type (ArrayList in my case)
- I need to manually add an Association between my class.  The Target role of this association should have the same name as my Attribute (m_MyObjectList).  The member type of the Target role should be the container type (ArrayList).

Did I get it right?

Thank you

Stephane Guerin

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General Board / Understanding Collection classes

« on: October 25, 2005, 05:46:52 am »

I have to following code in C++:

Code: [Select]


class MyObject
{
public:
  MyObject()  {  };
};

public class MyObjectContainer
{
public:
 ArrayList *m_MyObjectList;  // This is a dynamic array of LoadedComponent
};


When I reversed engineer it,  EA created an attribure m_MyObjectList in class MyObjectContainer.  I did not expect the system to "guess" the relation between ObjectContainer and MyObject.  However, I would like to specify manually to the system to treat m_MyObjectList as a collection of MyObject.  I would like also to keep that relation after my next reverse engineering import.
Can somebody clarify how this is suppose to work?  I'm a little bit loss right now.

Thank you!

Stephane Guerin

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General Board / How to convert an Attribute to an Association

« on: October 24, 2005, 12:45:57 pm »

I reversed engineer some C++ code.  Some Association is shown as Attribute.  Is there a way to "promote" an attribute  to a relation.

Thank you!