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| Re: Importing from Enterprise Architect [message #1636710 is a reply to message #1631115] |
Thu, 26 February 2015 10:30  |
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As far as our experience goes, XMI files exported from Enterprise
Architect can not properly be opened/imported in Eclipse UML. The EA
uses a lot of proprietary information that cannot be loaded. Maybe the
YAKINDU EA-Bridge (www.yakindu.com/eabridge, free trial available) is of
interest for you, it loads eap-files inside Eclipse without
import/export and even without the need to install the Enterprise
Architect. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact me
directly.
Am 23.02.2015 um 16:51 schrieb Capt Frank:
> First to start I have never used modeling tools before so please excuse
> if I ask some basic quesitons.
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> I got a model (EAP file) that I believe was created in enterprise
> architect. I got a trial version and they opened up fine. But this is
> not something that I will use very much so can't justify the costs of EA
> as I just want to view and understand the models at this point. I'm not
> looking to change it. At least at this time. I have tried to export
> from EA to xmi and create a new EMF project importing it but keep
> getting errors no matter what I do export wise. Usally some java error
> like:
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> org.eclipse.emf.ecore.xmi.IllegalValueException: Value 'complete' is not
> legal. (file:/home/demo/sca/model_sca41_uml21_xmi21.xmi, 28, 329)
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> First is this the right thing to do? Should I be looking at some other
> SW to do this/view these models?
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