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  • Comment: There is cyclic dependency in uml2svg stylesheets

    There are also the following cyclic dependencies in ActivityDiagrams: ConditionalNode -> Compartment -> ConditionalNode ActivityPartition -> Compartment -> ActivityPartition.

    2007-05-28 12:19:56 UTC by pmoukhataev

  • Comment: Stylesheets are not compliant with apache xalan/xerces XSLT

    uml2svg version 0.18.

    2007-05-28 11:45:52 UTC by pmoukhataev

  • There is cyclic dependency in uml2svg stylesheets

    uml2svg version 0.18 There is cyclic dependency in uml2svg stylesheets: StateDiagrams\State.xsl -> StateDiagrams\RegionCompartment.xsl -> StateDiagrams\Region.xsl -> StateDiagrams\State.xsl.

    2007-05-28 11:45:32 UTC by pmoukhataev

  • Comment: Stylesheets are not compliant with apache xalan/xerces XSLT

    Workaround: To fix this problem I've added 'xmlns:UML2="org.omg.xmi.namespace.UML2"' attribute to all files that used UML2. After that the following error occurred: Processing C:\Projects\jnetx\4.0\doc\Designs\SLEE\build\CoffeeMachine.xmi to C:\Projects\jnetx\4.0\doc\Designs\SLEE\build\CoffeeMachine.html Loading stylesheet C:\Java\Misc\docbook-xsl\uml2svg-0.18\src\xsl\Main.xsl : Fatal...

    2007-05-28 11:11:49 UTC by pmoukhataev

  • Stylesheets are not compliant with apache xalan/xerces XSLT

    I've tried to process one of the given sample files CoffeeMachine.xmi with uml2svg stylesheets using apache xalan/xerces engine. It produced the following error: Transforming into C:\Projects\jnetx\4.0\doc\Designs\SLEE Processing C:\Projects\jnetx\4.0\doc\Designs\SLEE\build\CoffeeMachine.xmi to C:\Projects\jnetx\4.0\doc\Designs\SLEE\build\CoffeeMachine.html Loading stylesheet...

    2007-05-28 11:09:23 UTC by pmoukhataev

  • Javascript XMI Editor

    Is it posible to use the web browser as a XMI editor? I have a solution in mind but I do not know how well it will work: I would have a UML model in XMI format on a web server and use a web browser retrieve XMI file. The web browser could use some javascript functions to transform the model to a SVG model. I was thinking about using a SVG application to edit the model without...

    2007-04-20 11:51:35 UTC by vexorh

  • Debian/Ubuntu Packages

    Thanks to Stephane Galland we now have Debian/Ubuntu packages of uml2svg 0.18 available for download at: http://arakhne.org/article.php3?id_article=48.

    2007-03-01 09:02:28 UTC by hritcu

  • uml2svg-0.18 released

    After 10 months of silence we are pleased to announce that uml2svg 0.18 was just released. As promised, it is just focused on fixing some annoying bugs. We also updated the documentation and the website, and we fixed the online transformation service -- we found another place to host it so that it works once again (http://thor.info.uaic.ro/~mpnt/uml2svg/online). However, because of an unexpected...

    2007-02-18 00:59:26 UTC by hritcu

  • Comment: Text.xsl: Attribute 'stroke' outside of element. (Xalan)

    Managed to reproduce and fix the bug. The key in reproducing the bug is NOT having Xalan in the classpath. Still don't really know what XSLT transformation engine is run in that case, but it is clear that it's not working correctly. This suggests a very simple fix: adding Xalan to the classpath before calling ant, or better in the ant script like this:

    2007-01-18 20:22:30 UTC by hritcu

  • Comment: Text.xsl: Attribute 'stroke' outside of element. (Xalan)

    ------- Ant diagnostics report ------- Apache Ant version 1.7.0 compiled on December 13 2006 ------------------------------------------- Implementation Version ------------------------------------------- core tasks : 1.7.0 optional tasks : not available ------------------------------------------- ANT PROPERTIES ------------------------------------------- ant.version: Apache...

    2007-01-18 20:02:44 UTC by dan_gafencu

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