Tom Morris wrote: > On Tue, Sep 9, 2008 at 3:47 PM, Jon Schewe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Is it possible to merge two argouml project files? I've been working >> with two project files and now realized that I want one project to >> reference objects in the other project so I need to merge them. >> > > Unfortunately there's no good way to merge project files. Issue 3497 > addresses the need for being able to reuse models in different > contexts. The same underlying machinery that I put in place for > Profiles will be used for this, but we don't have everything in place. > > Right now your choices are: > > 1. Use one project as a "profile" and reference it from the other > project. The profile project will be read-only in the context of the > other project and you won't be able to include any diagrams from it > (it's the model information from the XMI file only). > > That won't help me as I want to migrate diagrams as well. > 2. Merge the projects by hand. This is tedious, but should be > possible. You would need to: > > - Unzip both projects > - Copy the .pgml files (diagrams) from one project into the other > - Edit the target .argo file to include references to the new diagrams > - Edit the target .xmi file and include the model information from the > source .xmi file (basically copy everything inside the top level > UML:Model element) > - rezip everything in the target > This doesn't sound too bad. How do I edit the .argo files though? They appear to be binary.
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