RE: Trying to import XMI 1.2/ UML 1.4 from Visual Paradigm

Hi,

First of all thanks for your effort. 

I tried both your suggestions but the result was:

XMI format error : org.argouml.model.XmiException:
javax.jmi.xmi.MalformedXMIException:
org.netbeans.lib.jmi.util.DebugException: Invalid sub-element:
UML:StateMachine

I also tried to change the kind to a join and junction - to have a valid
kind, but with the same error as above.

Then I replaced in VP all the graphical symbols for Final state with a
regular state which I called Final. And exported again but this time I
get:

XMI format error : org.argouml.model.XmiException:
javax.jmi.xmi.MalformedXMIException:
javax.jmi.reflect.TypeMismatchException

So I don't know what else to try.

Related to version, the XMI header says:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<XMI xmi.version="1.2" xmlns:UML="org.omg/UML/1.4">
	<XMI.header>
		<XMI.documentation>
			<XMI.exporter>Visual Paradigm for
UML</XMI.exporter>
			<XMI.exporterVersion>5.1</XMI.exporterVersion>
		</XMI.documentation>
		<XMI.metamodel xmi.name="UML" xmi.version="1.4"/>
	</XMI.header>


Best wishes,
Vasile RUS


-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Morris [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Wednesday, April 11, 2007 10:28 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [argouml-users] Trying to import XMI 1.2/ UML 1.4 from
Visual Paradigm

> I'm trying to import XMI 1.2/ UML 1.4 from Visual Paradigm ... I'm
using
Argo 
>  Error creating literal 'pk_final'. 
> Probably invalid literal name for enumeration PseudostateKind 
> I tried to find 'pk_final' with a text search in the XMI file, but
it's
not there.

Try looking for just "final" or look for the PseudostateKinds.  

Are you sure this is a UML 1.4 file?  The valid kinds for this
enumeration
are choice, deepHistory, fork, initial, join, junction, and
shallowHistory,
so it doesn't sound like you've got a valid UML 1.4 file.

To preserve the semantics you may have to do some non-trivial editing to
convert from a Pseudostate with kind="final" to a FinalState which is
likely
what's intended, but you could try just changing the metaclass name from
"Pseudostate" to "FinalState" and deleting the "kind" attribute.  That
might
be enough to sneak it through.

Tom

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