| Papyrus cannot save my data - Lost all my models [message #853512] |
Mon, 23 April 2012 00:46  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi,
I keep having problems with Papyrus,
I tested it on Linux and on Windows7 since a week now,
and similar problems occurs on different platforms.
I must be wrong somewhere, since Papyrus seems to be the last UML
eclipse modeling tools around. However, I do not see how anybody
can use it seriously without some frustrations. I do experience
a lot of crash, data lost, ...
Can I have some feedback from the community ?
Does anybody has a stable platform setup ?
Is there features I should avoid ?
Is there anybody using it in a production environment ?
Is there a list of integrated components I should focus on
(besides the Eclipse MDT Modeling release)?
It looks pretty much what I am looking for, its free, but I cannot
go on without some stability.
Please all comments will be appreciated.
Regards
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| Re: Papyrus cannot save my data - Lost all my models [message #853589 is a reply to message #853512] |
Mon, 23 April 2012 02:32  |
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Hi Alain
The latest milestone releases of Papyrus represent work in progress
rather than production releases.
If you want stability, I recommend using the integration within Topcased
which isa production environment.
Regards
Ed Willink
On 23/04/2012 05:46, Alain Lavoie wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I keep having problems with Papyrus,
> I tested it on Linux and on Windows7 since a week now,
> and similar problems occurs on different platforms.
> I must be wrong somewhere, since Papyrus seems to be the last UML
> eclipse modeling tools around. However, I do not see how anybody
> can use it seriously without some frustrations. I do experience
> a lot of crash, data lost, ...
>
> Can I have some feedback from the community ?
> Does anybody has a stable platform setup ?
> Is there features I should avoid ?
> Is there anybody using it in a production environment ?
> Is there a list of integrated components I should focus on
> (besides the Eclipse MDT Modeling release)?
>
> It looks pretty much what I am looking for, its free, but I cannot
> go on without some stability.
>
> Please all comments will be appreciated.
>
> Regards
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