Hello , i want to create a links , i find this syntax
Object source -> [string linkModuleName ->] Object target
what mean linkModuleName ?
Regards ,
Control17 - Mon Sep 04 04:09:26 EDT 2017 |
Re: Links Dear Neven, If I read your question correctly, you ask what link modules are, right? I'm sorry if this sounds too rude, but: you are working with DXL, a language used to extend the capabilities of DOORS (the X in DXL is for eXtension). In order to be able to extend these capabilities, you first need to understand these capabilities fully. DXL should only be used if everything that DOORS does out of the box is completely understood, so that one can carefully(!) add missing features, otherwise one might accidentally destroy important informaiton, especially if one works on a production database or one might unintentionally introduce now working procedures in the company for which there are better features in out of the box.
Link Modules belong to the very basic features of DOORS. I strongly suggest taking a DOORS training, at least read the introduction to Link Modules by Hazel Woodcock on https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/blogs/35dfcb99-111b-423a-aaa4-50f3fddae141/entry/doors_tips_link_modules58
Regards, |
Re: Links Mike.Scharnow - Mon Sep 04 05:25:14 EDT 2017 Dear Neven, If I read your question correctly, you ask what link modules are, right? I'm sorry if this sounds too rude, but: you are working with DXL, a language used to extend the capabilities of DOORS (the X in DXL is for eXtension). In order to be able to extend these capabilities, you first need to understand these capabilities fully. DXL should only be used if everything that DOORS does out of the box is completely understood, so that one can carefully(!) add missing features, otherwise one might accidentally destroy important informaiton, especially if one works on a production database or one might unintentionally introduce now working procedures in the company for which there are better features in out of the box.
Link Modules belong to the very basic features of DOORS. I strongly suggest taking a DOORS training, at least read the introduction to Link Modules by Hazel Woodcock on https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/blogs/35dfcb99-111b-423a-aaa4-50f3fddae141/entry/doors_tips_link_modules58
Regards, Hello Mike, i am sorry , may be i do not formulate my question correctly i just want to know should i write the full path or just the LínkModuleName.
Regards, Neven |
Re: Links Control17 - Tue Sep 05 03:01:21 EDT 2017 Hello Mike, i am sorry , may be i do not formulate my question correctly i just want to know should i write the full path or just the LínkModuleName.
Regards, Neven I apologize for being too harsh, I was just being afraid for the safety of your production data -- I hope that you (and any DXL programmer) do your tests in a test database or at least in a database where you have only write access to a number of test projects.
About your question: There are two search field on this page. The lower one, named "This forum", is usually the better choice for searching. If you search for "linkModuleName", the 6th topic is called "How to use : Object source -> string linkModuleName -> Object target" and you find an example. Apart from that example, which uses the full name, it's also possible to use the name alone, I think if the link module is in the same directory as the source module. Just give it a try. (one good argument for using the full path is avoiding problems as described in https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/forums/html/topic?id=d3add63b-30d0-46b0-b3c2-99313b1f13ac, compare the post from Costas from Jan 7, 2016.)
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Re: Links Mike.Scharnow - Tue Sep 05 04:06:34 EDT 2017 I apologize for being too harsh, I was just being afraid for the safety of your production data -- I hope that you (and any DXL programmer) do your tests in a test database or at least in a database where you have only write access to a number of test projects.
About your question: There are two search field on this page. The lower one, named "This forum", is usually the better choice for searching. If you search for "linkModuleName", the 6th topic is called "How to use : Object source -> string linkModuleName -> Object target" and you find an example. Apart from that example, which uses the full name, it's also possible to use the name alone, I think if the link module is in the same directory as the source module. Just give it a try. (one good argument for using the full path is avoiding problems as described in https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/forums/html/topic?id=d3add63b-30d0-46b0-b3c2-99313b1f13ac, compare the post from Costas from Jan 7, 2016.)
thank u I really appreciate your help , you do not need to be afraid, I try my DXL scripts in a test database. thnak u for the search tip. Regards, Neven |