Exporting the Class Modelit is possible to export Valuemation class model (the structure of generic business object types) to a file in the XMI format (UML 1.3/XMI 1.1). The file can then be imported into UML CASE tools (such as Enterprise Architect) and used to create class diagrams and to generate documentation. Example: Transferring the class model from Valuemation to Enterprise Architect
1. Export the XMI file from Valuemation Batch file ExportUMLClassModel.bat found in the Valuemation installation folder can be used to export the model.
Example of ModelExport.bat: call set_env.bat java -Xms128m -Xmx256m - XX:NewSize=32m - XX:MaxNewSize=32m - XX:SurvivorRatio=8 -classpath %TCP% %SECURITY% %EXITMANAGER% de.usu.s3.metamodel.XmiModelExporter -usr vm -pwd vm -outdir "D:\Temp" -app 2. Importing the XMI file into Enterprise Architect
In some case it might be a good idea to create a new diagram and drag and drop classes on it. Relations will be drawn automatically. Another possibility is to display the 'Relations' window and use the context menu to place related classes in the diagram. See the Exporting Model Tickets to XMI section for additional information. | ||||