Model publishing - release notes


1.0 Limitations
   1.1 Cannot cancel a model publishing process
2.0 Known problems
   2.1 Product might stop responding after publishing PDF reports
   2.2 Product might not respond properly when you publish PDF reports
   2.3 OCL statements might not parse
   2.4 OCL problem markers might not be removed
   2.5 GIF images might not display correctly
   2.6 Additional OCL Filter field is not enabled

1.0 Limitations

1.1 Cannot cancel a model publishing process

When you publish a model, the Cancel button has no effect. After you start to publish a model, you must wait until the publising process completes.

2.0 Known problems

2.1 Product might stop responding after publishing PDF reports

If you have Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0.0 installed on your computer, and you publish a PDF report, the product might stop responding when you close the Web browser window. Other versions of Adobe Acrobat Reader do not cause this issue. Free upgrades to the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader are available from the Adobe Web site at www.adobe.com.

2.2 Product might not respond properly when you publish PDF reports

If Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0.1 or 6.0.2 is installed on your computer, when you publish a model file to a PDF report, Rational Software Modeler does not respond properly. To work around this issue, complete the following steps to edit your Adobe Acrobat Reader preferences:

  1. Open Adobe Acrobat Reader.
  2. Click Edit > Preferences.
  3. Click Internet.
  4. Clear the Display PDF in browser option.
  5. Click OK.
  6. Close Adobe Acrobat Reader.

2.3 OCL statements might not parse

The Object Constraint Language (OCL) engine might not parse OCL statements that include names or qualified names that use space characters. For example, OCL statements that refer to a model named "Model A" will not parse.

2.4 OCL problem markers might not be removed

When you parse an Object Constraint Language (OCL) file, any invalid OCL statements are flagged with problem markers. However, if you change the context or target model, or close the file or application, the problem markers are not removed. To work around this issue, open the OCL file, set the context and target model, and parse the file again. The old problem markers are removed and new ones appear if errors are found.

2.5 GIF images might not display correctly

If you publish a model file as a GIF image and use Microsoft Internet Explorer or the default browser that is provided with Rational Software Modeler to view the generated files, your GIF image might not display correctly. To work around this issue, publish your model files as JPEG or JPG images.

2.6 Additional OCL Filter field is not enabled

In the Find window, under Advanced, the Additional OCL Filter field is not enabled. If you add an Object Constraint Language (OCL) filter to this field, and perform a search, your OCL filter is not used.

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