Re: Serious Data Losing

Sorry to hear that.

Are you using subfolders?
There are known problems with user defined folders in 1.5.5 thru 1.5.61
that have been fixed.
Please use 1.5.7beta1 or, if possible, the SVN wavefront.
For instructions, see http://uml.sourceforge.net/install.php#source-code .

If you still have problems then please open a bug report at
http://bugs.kde.org .

Hope this helps.

O. Kellogg


On Monday, 23. April 2007 18:46, Javier Ruiz wrote:
> I've seen posts in this list of people saying that they lost diagrams...
> but in my case I'm loosing diagrams, datatypes, classes, interfaces... and
> the really bad is that I've spent about 7 hours (almost the whole day of
> work) making class diagrams just taking care of clicking on "Save" every
> once a while, and when I closed Umbrello and opened it again to check my
> diagrams I had only 23 classes of a total of 91 I wrote, with their
> properties, methods, relationships... all lost!! (not only in the diagrams,
> also in the XMI file, I checked manually)
>
> The really funny (if funny was the correct word here) is that making a test
> to see wtf is happening, I see the following:
>
> 1 Created a class diagram in umbrello with 8 classes + 2 interfaces (with
> properties, methods and so on...)
> 2 Issue: "cat myProject.xmi | wc -l" and it returns 656 lines...
>
> 3 Closed and opened umbrello and opened the same xmi file (One of the
> interfaces and 4 classes dissapeared)
> 4 Issue: "cat myProject.xmi | wc -l" and it returns 317 lines... !!!
>
> for the last time...
>
> 5 Closed and opened umbrello and opened the same xmi file (Another class
> disappeared, now I have only 4 of the 10 initially created objects)
> 6 Issue: "cat myProject.xmi | wc -l" and it returns 315 lines...
>
>
> Thanks Umbrello, you made my day so productive...
> BTW... I'm using Umbrello 1.5.6 (kde 3.5.6) on Gentoo Linux.

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