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November 27, 2014 at 1:57 pm #1948
sfinnie
ParticipantJust like buses, 2 posts in one day :).
I’m trying to run some custom archectypes over a model. xtumlmc_gen_erate is failing, I expect bwcause I don’t have the correct db structure. Steps as follows:
1. Export model from BP (right click project, select “Export…”, xtUML model), choose model, finish.
2. Run the script below.Result is lots of errors like:
foo.xtuml: 1577: ERROR: Object 'S_SYS_PROXY' Unknown. foo.xtuml: 1577: ERROR: Aborting commitment of ALL SQL statements.
Batch file used to run it as follows:
@echo off set PATH=%PATH%;C:\sf\bin\xtuml-full-4.2\eclipse_extensions\BridgePoint\eclipse\plugins\com.mentor.nucleus.bp.core.win32.x86_4.2.0\os\win32\x86\lib set PATH=%PATH%;C:\sf\bin\xtuml-full-4.2\eclipse_extensions\BridgePoint\eclipse\plugins\com.mentor.nucleus.bp.core.win32.x86_4.2.0\bridgepoint\win32\client\bin REM set OOASCHEMA=C:\sf\bin\xtuml-full-4.2\eclipse_extensions\BridgePoint\eclipse\plugins\com.mentor.nucleus.bp.dap.pkg_4.2.0\bridgepoint\xtumlmc_schema.sql set OOASCHEMA=C:\sf\bin\xtuml-full-4.2\eclipse_extensions\BridgePoint\eclipse\plugins\com.mentor.nucleus.bp.mc.c.source_4.2.0\mc3020\schema\sql\xtumlmc_schema.sql REM set MGLS_LICENSE_FILE=%~d0\sf\bin\xtuml-full-4.2\license\license.dat set TDB=foo.tdb call xtumlmc_gen_erate.cmd -arch ooa2rdb.rule -d 1 -import foo.xtuml -e foo -nopersist -v STMT del %TDB%
Thanks for any suggestions.
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Bob Mulvey.
December 1, 2014 at 5:18 pm #1953cort
KeymasterYou can run your model compiler from within BridgePoint. Here is how: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EonNPFltfAI
A short-cut of playing with model compilers is shown at about 10 minutes into this video. You can write RSL (archetype language) directly inside of a marking file to go really quick-and-easy.
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