Re: [epf-dev] RE: Problems related to finding the physical components

[Chris Sibbald <Chris.Sibbald@xxxxxxxxxx>]

That is correct.  For performance
reasons, element names and brief descriptions are stored in plugin.xmi
(so the tree browser can load quickly without having to parse all elements
for this information).  The elements dot xml file is only created
when content is entered in the rich text fields.

Cheers,
Chris

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"Maciel, Eduardo (Brazil R&D)" <maciel@xxxxxx>
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07/01/2009 06:00 PM

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Subject	[epf-dev] RE: Problems related to finding the physical components

If I´m not wrong, if there
is no description or any other information in the task or role other than
the name and the brief description, epf stores it only in plugin.xmi
 
Maciel
 
 
 
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[mailto:epf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Tom Viviano
Sent: quarta-feira, 1 de julho de 2009 18:54
To: epf-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [epf-dev] Problems related to finding the physical components
 
I am using EPF to develop a new methodology.
 
One of the challenges I am having is the
inconsistency with which EPF stores Model Elements such as Roles and Tasks
in the physical dot xmi files. I have entered about 20 tasks and half of
them are stored in <taskname>.xmi files and half of them are stored
in the plugin.xmi file. Same thing with roles and other element.
 
Does anyone know what controls where the
model stores the element’s xml and how to force them one way or the other?
 
Thanks, Tom
Infosys Technology Consulting
thomas_viviano@xxxxxxxxxxx

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