You can map Rose model property sets to a new profile, map Rose
model property sets an existing profile, or skip the import of specific Rose
model property sets using the Map Property Sets page
of the Rational Rose Model Import wizard.
Before you map Rose property sets to profiles, define a model to import
and resolve broken references to subunits on previous pages of the Rational
Rose Model Import wizard.
Tip: Many Rose models contain property sets only used
in Rose round-trip engineering (RTE). For example, the Rose ANSI C++ Add-In
contains many C++ code generation model properties used in RTE; however, these
property sets are of no use after import. Carefully examine your model property
sets and identify ones that you can ignore during the import process. Skipping
unwanted property sets is helpful because it reduces the size of your imported
model and helps reduce profile clutter in the Navigator view.
To
map Rose model property sets to profiles:
- To display all of the settings to import Rose property sets to
profiles, select the Import property sets as UML profiles check
box.
- Complete one of the following steps:
- To show the property sets used by the model, select Only
used property sets.
- To show all property sets, including ones that are not used in the
model but are defined, select Both used and defined property sets.
- Select a property set from the Property sets table,
and complete one of the following steps:
- To skip the property set so it does not go through the model import
process, select Ignore this property set.
- To combine property set contents with an existing profile, select Reference
an existing profile, and then use the Browse button
to navigate and select an existing profile.
- To change a property set into a new profile, select Convert
it to a new profile, and then specify a project, location, and
name for the new profile.
Now you can map Rose stereotypes to profiles.