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Build ID: Build id: M20060629-1905 Steps To Reproduce: 1.Conver a 1.0 to 2.0 mif 2.Open the MIF and Graphical MIF View 3.The view shows information 4.Go to MIF 2.0 model delete all graphics and save 5.The graphical view still shows graphics, so say there is no information available to render the graphics More information:
The Graphical MIF View uses a very heavyweight and memory-intensive process to generate the graphic view. I wouldn't recommend using it. Any graphical artifacts should be created by right-clicking a MIF and choosing HL7 MIF Operations > Generate {JPG,SVG,PNG} Graphical model. Support for graphical rendering of a MIF will improve when we incorporate your SVG rendering plug-in. We hope that this will be fast enough to render concurrent with editing, but aren't that far yet.
Zsolt, please revisit this item. Since we changed the method of generating the image, it may/should be fast enough to display the changes live (like the XSLT View).
The image rendering speed is not fast enough for real-time use in case of bigger models. I implemented a temporary fix for this, so that the Graphical MIF view is refreshed each time there is a change to the actual MIF file, that's being edited in the active MIF editor. In short, you have to save the file to see the modifications made to it. The performance of the rendering for real-time operation will be investigated at a later time.
Thanks for the improvement. I'm lowering the severity to enhancement.
