Select the Rational Rose® model you want to import using
the Import a Rose Model page of the Rational
Rose Model Import wizard. You also use this page to specify a new
or existing project to hold your model.
If possible, import your Rose model on the same machine that you used
to create the Rose model. That way, Rose opens the model and related controlled
units cleanly because it has access to the registry and any Rose add-in information
such as stereotype configuration files used by the model.
Important: Rose path map registry files are critical
when importing Rose models created in UNIX® and Linux™ environments. If you are importing
a Rose model in a Linux environment, you must create a registry file.
In a Windows® environment,
you do not have to provide a registry file because the Rose Model Import wizard
has access to the required information. However, if you are importing a Rose
model on a machine that does not have Rose installed, you should provide a
registry file. For more information on registry files and when to create and
use them, refer to the Rose import release notes.
To select a source
model and registry file:
- Click the source model Browse button. The Import Rose Model window opens.
- Select the Rose model (MDL) file you want to import and click Open.
- If you are importing a model in a UNIX or Linux environment, or if you are importing
a model on a machine that does not have Rose installed, click the registry
file Browse button. The Registry
File to Import window opens.
- Select the appropriate registration (REG) file, and click Open. The specified paths appear in the Source model and Registry
file fields.
Now you can select a new project or reference an existing project
to contain your models.