I'm trying to make a requirement diagram, but I can't find the SysML Toolbox. Following the Sparxsystems help pages I tried to add the SysML Toolbox by clicking the More tools... button in the toolbox tab, but there is no SysML menu.
I'm using the EA Academic Version 10.0.1009.
Does anybody know how can I model SysML requirements?
You need to purchase the SysML MDG technology for EA first:
http://www.sparxsystems.com.au/products/mdg/tech/sysml/index.html
This only works if you purchase the ultimate edition or if you have the specific MDG technology installed.
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I want to generate model Class from mysql database, but I cannot find the persistence tool window which is easily searched in IDEA 14.
If you haven't included JavaEE Persistance when you created your project as #Freek de Bruijn suggested, you can go into:
File - > Project Structure - > Modules -> + -> "JPA"
That will enable persistence under Tool windows as well if, like me, you checked out your project from version control. Took me quite a bit of time to find that setting actually.
The persistence support is available in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate Edition (and not in the Community Edition, I think). When you create a new project in for example IntelliJ IDEA 15.0.3 EAP (build 143.1453.5), the New Project dialog opens:
There you can for example select "Java Enterprise" in the left panel and "JavaEE Persistence (2.0)" in the "Additional Libraries and Frameworks" list. Now the Persistence panel can be opened via the View | Tool Windows | Persistence menu. The Persistence panel is visible here in the bottom left part:
Echoing what #0x6C38 said here.
File-> Project Structure -> Modules -> + then type in JPA.
Then you will have it in the Tool Windows.
If the persistence tool window is not visible then maybe it will help to add the Framework Support with this:
In the project window. Right click at the name then 'Add Framework Support...'
Enable here the JPA support.
According to this page I can get UML model using "CTRL+ALT+U" shortcut.
But I cannot make it work in my instance of IDEA, Community Edition version 13.1.3
Possible steps:
1) Right click on a package from the project panel
2) Near the bottom of the popup, select "Diagrams" then "Show Diagram"
3) Hopefully you will see a class model of the package.
Diagrams are not available in the Community Edition.
Community vs Ultimate editions comparison.
I am using Pentaho Report Designer 3.9.1
OpenERP Datasource Menu does not appear in the advanced tab
like add OpenERP DataSource
Data->Add Data Source->Advanced->OpenERP Data Access
I found some references from a different website with this menu:
I haven't found it in Report Designer, though.
Aanybody could help me figure out how I can enable the OpenERP Data Access Menu?
According to this article it says,
End users of OpenERP can design reports using Pentaho report designer
v5.0 through v5.4
Therefore those versions show up the said menu in PRD.
But still there's a way to install it for 3.9 version. Follow this.
According to this page I can get UML model using "CTRL+ALT+U" shortcut.
But I cannot make it work in my instance of IDEA, Community Edition version 13.1.3
Possible steps:
1) Right click on a package from the project panel
2) Near the bottom of the popup, select "Diagrams" then "Show Diagram"
3) Hopefully you will see a class model of the package.
Diagrams are not available in the Community Edition.
Community vs Ultimate editions comparison.
Trying to reverse-engineer existing project and it would be of great help to see how classes collaborate/depend on each other. Is there a way to build project-wide UML diagram (or class diagram of any kind) in IntelliJ IDEA using build-in functionallity or using some free plugin?
Right click on your package no matter which. Click Diagrams > Show Diagram (Ctrl+Alt+Shift+U). You will see your package in diagram editor.
Now:
You can expand (E) or collapse (C) all nodes.
You can show dependencies
You can show many attributes of nodes (constructors, methods, properties...)
You can drag&drop other packages from project explorer.
So, play with it a bit and i think you will achieve what you need.
This is how it could looks like: