Hello Anne,
<Before going to far on Gendoc2 advanced context capabilities, have you seen
that you have a lot of facilities to access requirements and model elements are
provided in services from "requirement" external bundles (all methods are
described slide 25 of Gendoc2 tutorial) ?
Ex : get all requirements attached to a model element, get all Upstream
requirements attached to a CurrentRequirement, etc...
If that is what you want to get, just refer to your .uml model in the context,
add "requirement" to the list of importedBundles, and you can use these
methods.>
I've tried this approach and... It did not worked.. As there is no reference to
the .requirement model in the .uml model, I concluded that It was not working
this way... But maybe I'm wrong at all.
Do you have an example of setting the context to your UML model, and then
getting its requirements with the .getRequirementList() ?
<If not, could you send us your document template (or at least the part
containing this access to both requirement model and uml model), because the
best solution depends on the result you want to obtain.>
At first, I test my Template using this :
<context model=’${umlmodel}’ importedBundles=’requirement’
searchMetamodels=’true’ element='model/pack/elemnt'/><drop/>
<gendoc>
Size=[self.getRequirementList()->size()/]
</gendoc>
And, if it is not 0, then I've found the requirements of my element..
Unfortunately, I caught only zero
What do you think of it ?
Kind regards
Cedric
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