Log file from XMI import

[qwerty]

There's a check mark "Write Log File" in the XMI import dialog. Fine! But where the hell is that log written???

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[Nizam]

From the help

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The log file is saved in the directory from which the file is being imported, with the same name as that of the imported file plus the suffix _ import.log.

[qwerty]

You are right. I overlooked that since the im-/export dialog restricts display to .xm* files (as an Apple user I'm used to see other files greyed out; hum - Windoze). Anyway, the log just tells me that everything is find while the import croaks with an error. And after close/open EA everything is imported. Time for a new bug report :-/

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[Paolo F Cantoni]

You are right. I overlooked that since the im-/export dialog restricts display to .xm* files (as an Apple user I'm used to see other files greyed out; hum - Windoze). Anyway, the log just tells me that everything is find while the import croaks with an error. And after close/open EA everything is imported. Time for a new bug report :-/

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Sparx has a conceptual problem with "logs".  They obviously didn't didn't watch Startrek (especially series 1).  Logs are to be written in real time and with a timestamp.  Otherwise, they aren't logs!  (That's why the show is interrupted with the log (to make the log)).

Paolo

[qwerty]

Yep. Like they have no test department. Or someone to design a useful GUI. Sigh. Let's see what my bug report brings in return. I suspect "It's a feature, not a bug".

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[qwerty]

I imported the XMI with ArgoUML and that immediately showed where the culprit with my XMI was. No (further) comment.

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