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UML reverse engineering problem Gobi
1/26/2004 7:46:01 PM
visual studio .net enterprise tools:
When I'm trying to reverse engineer the simplest one-class project (C#,
VS.NET 2002), then I'm getting the following report:
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Exporting UML model to Visio...

Reverse engineering failed.
Couldn't load the UML model into the Visio diagram. Error number 42.
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and nothing is exported to Visio nor saved to disk.

Has anybody an idea where the problem can be?
Thank you.
Arthur



RE: UML reverse engineering problem Hector Martinez
1/26/2004 8:21:05 PM

Re: UML reverse engineering problem Gobi
1/27/2004 12:41:24 PM
In Microsoft Visual C# .NET you have to open the "Project" menu, there
you'll see "Visio UML" submenu and there is the "Reverse Engineer" command.
It should work, but it does not on my computer. I don't know why yet.



Re: UML reverse engineering problem danta NO[at]SPAM redmond
1/31/2004 12:09:18 AM
If you are trying to see the how Visual Studio Enterprise is integrated
with Visio you can go thru this tutorial that will take you thru some
excercises:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/0/8/1/0816b675-052f-408b-81c5-b9919c5
52d59/uml%20and%20data%20modeling.doc

When you see that error:
do you have Visio installed?


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Re: UML reverse engineering problem Gobi
2/2/2004 4:32:38 PM
Yes, I have and I've already found the problem. It was because I had
regional settings set to "English (US)" but I did not install Visio's
US-units elements, only Metric-units ones. Really funny error message. But
who reads readmes? :)))
Gobi


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