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Shishir,
you can open your ump file in the Enterprise Edition,
open all diagrams
merge all layers to one single layer per diagram
now this ump file should work in the professional edition too.
If you have many files / many diagrams, you can also automate these tasks by using the COM API or scripting environment of course.
Regards,
cor
... Software Engineer
... Altova GmbH
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Hi Shishir!
Right - diagram layers are not part of the Professional Edition as you can see in the edition comparison.
If you are in need to continue working with that UMP file in the Professional Edition, please send the file to our support center that we can help you.
Regards,
cor
... Software Engineer
... Altova GmbH
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just for info:
we found and fixed a possible problem when adding project items to a solution in VS.NET.
Maybe also your problem is fixed with this - anyway a sample to reproduce yours would be helpful to be sure.
Thanks and sorry for the inconvenience.
Regards,
cor
... Software Engineer
... Altova GmbH
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Hi Dion!
Once you have this problem again, please send us the project that we can look into this and fix it or try to find a workaround if the problem is MSTest related.
As I wrote above, we also tested with test lists but could not find any problem.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Regards,
cor
... Software Engineer
... Altova GmbH
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Hi!
Once you have reverse engineered your source code, you can either
*) rightclick a method in the ModelTree and use "Generate Sequence Diagram...", or
*) use "Project|Generate Sequence Diagram..." to select the wanted methods.
Anyway - everything can be found in our documentation (Generating Sequence Diagrams from source code), which often helps a lot ;-)
Regards,
cor
... Software Engineer
... Altova GmbH
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Hi all!
just for info:
As promised, UModel2010 has an option to resolve aliases.
For newly imported projects this options is turned on by default (but can be changed on the import page).
If you want to enable this for existing projects, you can change the Project Settings accordingly.
Regards,
cor
... Software Engineer
... Altova GmbH
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Hi Santania
Of course.
You can even generate sequence diagrams of methods in XYZ without importing the jars (but then you will see messages to unknown types).
For sure it's better to import the jars when you have them available. Then you will see exactly which operation of which type is called. Only the method body of the "jars - operations" will be missing.
Regards,
cor
... Software Engineer
... Altova GmbH
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no, please also see Generating Sequence Diagrams from source code.
Regards,
cor
... Software Engineer
... Altova GmbH
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Hi!
Please can you send a small sample to our support center that we can reproduce this?
Regards,
cor
... Software Engineer
... Altova GmbH
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Hi Shishir!
Before "Finished binary type conversion" => do you see several "Converting Type: xx" messages (showing which types were found in your jar file)?
Do you see an error in the messages windows ("... finished binary type conversion - x error(s), y warning(s)")?
Maybe you can send a small sample to our support center?
Regards,
cor
... Software Engineer
... Altova GmbH
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