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  • in reply to: Diagram right hand border #9260
    eadocX Support
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    Please can you re-try with V5 – I think I fixed it there.

    in reply to: Installation problem with when #9434
    eadocX Support
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    As of V5 (and maybe before) you get to choose the location of the Examples folder at install time. And the default location is your ‘myDocuments’ folder eaDocXExamples.
    Is this stopping you from re-installing eaDocX, or preventing access to the examples? If the latter, then I can put the example content onto the website for you.
    Also, a lot of the content of the ‘examples’ folder is redundant, for example, the example Profiles – much easier to use Quick Document, and get eaDocX to create Profiles based how you’re actually doing your modelling, rather than how we think you might be doing it.

    in reply to: Best pattern for separated items and diagrams #9425
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    A good question, for which there are a number of solutions.
    1. You can create eaDocX Sections for each diagram(s) then tell eaDocX to print the contents of the diagram as well as the image. This works well where the diagrams are the focus, and the locationS of elements less so.
    2. Create some EA Model Views, and put those into sections. This way, each Model View is a shopping list of elements, packages and diagrams. Useful is you have some of these already
    3. Put the diagrams in their own sections, then add others with the elements, using either simple package sections, or element reports.
    There are probably more, but try these to see how practical they are for you.
    Also remember that if you are trialling eaDocX, you get a free hour of support, to help you get started.

    in reply to: EAXL missing Table error #9418
    eadocX Support
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    I’ve just smoke-tested eaDocX V5 with MySQL, and I don’t see this error. (eaXL version hasn’t changed since V4)
    If eaDocX can’t see t_Object, then it’s game over: this where all the important stuff is saved.
    The error might be in some bespoke SQL which is sometimes needed, where the EA API doesn’t have the functions which eaDocX needs. But that seems to be OK in my environments.
    So I’m thinking this may be a permissions issue. Can you look at the mySQL logs, and see what is causing the error?
    Thanks
    Ian

    in reply to: Word style lists not populating #9423
    eadocX Support
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    In both cases, there is a ‘refresh’ button on the form, which will refresh the Word styles. If you press this, then you will, after a short delay, get the latest set of styles.
    We do this because getting a complete list of styles from Word can take several seconds – that’s just the Word API – and because the list does not change very often, we cache the results. That’s why the ‘refresh’ button is needed.
    When we update the UI later in V5, we will try to make the ‘refresh’ more obvious.
    Thanks

    in reply to: Document Management Document Link Broken #9415
    eadocX Support
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    Also – are you doing on the latest v4 release? That’s what I’ll be looking at, and I know there were some changes to opening/closing word docs in the latest release.

    in reply to: Document Management Document Link Broken #9414
    eadocX Support
    Participant

    OK Jason – I’ll dig into this a bit. You’re right – it does seem like odd behavior.

    in reply to: Document Management Document Link Broken #9412
    eadocX Support
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    Could you list the steps you are taking to generate the document sets?
    I can try to reproduce the issue, but I’m not holding out much hope – getting this function work at all was hard, and making it cope with an unpredictable network connection will be really hard.
    What I can check is where in the process we make the connection between the EA element and the physical file: maybe we can make it earlier, before the document has completed generating, which might give some protection if the network connection is down.
    Anyway, let me know the steps, and I’ll have a look

    in reply to: Auto template #9405
    eadocX Support
    Participant

    Sounds like you have a problem with your naming:
    – The TEMPLATE document has sections with underscores: _Requirements, _UseCases etc
    – The MODEL has sub-packages called ‘Requirements’ and ‘UseCases’.
    – the DOCUMENT starts with right-clicking on the parent of the ‘Requirement’ and ‘UseCases’ packages.

    in reply to: State table does not include child states #9410
    eadocX Support
    Participant

    In the Profile for ‘State’, make sure (1) it will print ‘Inline’ and (2) that it prints its children (second tab “Sub-elements”, first option).
    That should do it.
    Can’t do it as ‘table’, because that would put one table inside another, and that generally looks rubbish.

    in reply to: State table, state node table, trigger table #9408
    eadocX Support
    Participant

    What gets printed depends on the eaDocX Profiles for each type of element.
    Check the Profiles for State, StateMachine and StateNode, to see which one is printing the tables you don’t want. Then just remove them from the profile.

    in reply to: EAXL #9403
    eadocX Support
    Participant

    Good news – you CAN do this with eaXL.
    You can add attributes of related elements, or attributes/TVs of the links which connect them.
    In the Available Types list, if you un-check all but one of the types, then you get a ‘Related Elements’ button enabled. You can then choose what to include in the spreadsheet.
    (there needs to be only one element type checked, because otherwise we can’t re-use the ‘ad related element’ behavior form eaDocX, and calculating what types of connector are allowed would be too hard).

    in reply to: errors in EA and eaDocX. #9399
    eadocX Support
    Participant

    You will see this message when you try to open a document which was generated from a different repository.
    UNLESS
    you are using eaDocX 4.2.3+ AND you are opening a document based on an auto-template. In this case, this message is suppressed.

    Even where the message appears, you can just ignore it – it’s just to remind you that maybe you opened the document in the wrong repository.

    The second message shows why the first is useful – the document contains a reference to a package, element or diagram which doesn’t exist in this repository. It probably existed in the repository that it came from, but doesn’t exist in this one.

    in reply to: EADOCX and a Server connected model #9396
    eadocX Support
    Participant

    So is the generation of the doc which is falling over, or the creation of the RM ?

    in reply to: EADOCX and a Server connected model #9394
    eadocX Support
    Participant

    “Table doesn’t exist” is indeed a very strange error message.
    Looking at the code, when you start creating a new Relationship Matrix, the most obvious database call is where eaDocX reads the T_TRXTYPES table (I think for the only time) to get a list of already-defined relationship matrices in EA, but there are almost certainly lots of other bits of database access as well.

    Are you comparing two MySQL DBs here, or a local EAPX and a server-based MySQL ?
    You mention ‘locked down’ – do these take the form of additional database constraints, on top of EA’s security?

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