Can I use Model Based Document Generation profile in a Design Manager model.
When I have a model outside of Rational Design Manager I can add the MDBG profile and create diagrams in that profile. When I have a model that is being actively managed in RDM the MDBG profile (and others) is not available when I use Add Profile to Model. Is there a way to make MBDG profile available in this situation.
Accepted answer
The right way to go is to create a Domain of the profile.
While creating a domain, Rhapsody adds some properties to the profile, therefore it needs to be Read writable.
You can do that by creating a new local model (MDBGProfileModel.rpy). Add the MDBG profile (MDBG.sbs) as Unit to the model.
Now you can create a Domain from this profile.
Important: after the MDBG.sbs profile is updated with the properties (RDFNamespace for ex.), you need to replace your original profile with the updated one in $OMROOT/Share/profiles folder.
Please update also the profile in case it's located on the server: JazzTeamServer/RhapsodyModelServer/Share/Profiles.
While creating a domain, Rhapsody adds some properties to the profile, therefore it needs to be Read writable.
You can do that by creating a new local model (MDBGProfileModel.rpy). Add the MDBG profile (MDBG.sbs) as Unit to the model.
Now you can create a Domain from this profile.
Important: after the MDBG.sbs profile is updated with the properties (RDFNamespace for ex.), you need to replace your original profile with the updated one in $OMROOT/Share/profiles folder.
Please update also the profile in case it's located on the server: JazzTeamServer/RhapsodyModelServer/Share/Profiles.
One other answer
Based on the version you are using, you can try following:
1. Use File -> Add to Model as reference (profile should be located under your Share/profiles folder).
2. Add a MDBG.txt file (file should have same name as the profile, with a .txt extension) next to the DMBG.sbs profile. This will cause the profile to show up in the Add Profile dialog.
1. Use File -> Add to Model as reference (profile should be located under your Share/profiles folder).
2. Add a MDBG.txt file (file should have same name as the profile, with a .txt extension) next to the DMBG.sbs profile. This will cause the profile to show up in the Add Profile dialog.
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