[news.eclipse.technology.epf] Re: Cannot visualize my Activity Diagram

[llauramelie@xxxxxxxxx (Ms.Hampshire)]

Hi everybody,

There are a series of actions that brought my Activity Diagram to be 
damaged. I explain:

- I add shapes to my Activity Diagram step by step, saving it at each 
step, using join nodes and fork nodes.
- at the same state, my Activity Diagram Editor is blocked,
- and then, there are two alternatives:
   - if I do not save my diagram when closing the editor:
   when I reopen it from the WorkBreakdown Structure tab, my diagram is 
as if I create for the first time an Activity Diagram, I mean that all 
relationships are missing, and all the shapes and notes that I added are 
missing to. And when I look for my diagram.xmi file, it fell down from 
53ko to 1ko... I lost my diagram.
   - but if I save my diagram in this state, and close my diagram editor:
   when I try to reopen the diagram editor from the WorkBreakdown 
Structure tab, the tab above appear, but my editor page is still blocked 
on the WorkBreakdown Structure view,
   and when I publish my Process, the Activity Diagram is missing
   and the most strange is that my diagram.xmi is correct, when I open it 
in a text editor.
   - note that in this case, EPFC post a message of error on overload 
memory

I spend much time to try to understang the mechanism that brought my 
diagram to be damaged, and following are the likely causes:
  - the flow is a neverending flow?
  - there are only a limited number of join or fork nodes that I can use?
  - or there are some kind of limit of number of control flow to the same 
task descriptor?


I hope someone could give me an advice or a proposal of explanation...

Thank you for your concern,


Regards,
Ms.Hampshire