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#2 SRS Generation
When an SRS is generated, there appears to be no way to
specify when requirements are included. Whether a
requirement is categorized as: draft, under review,
accepted, rejected, or withdrawn they all come out in
the SRS with no annotation that denotes their category.
Need some way to either denote their category so we
can remove the categories we don't want in the SRS, or
a way to state which requirement categories are
included in the SRS when it is generated.
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Hmm sorry for the delay in response, that can easily be
impemented with a modification to the xslt. I will
parameterize the stylesheet to support this. Any ideas how
best to specify the parameters? The brute force method is to
add separate menu items.
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How to you see the UI in Eclipse.
I copied the files directories into the plugins foles.
But the show->view
show -> perspective doesn't come up.
dhananjay.rokde @ gmail . com
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I guess it could be done with different menu items, or a way
to specify which types of requirements to include in the
SRS. Maybe do that through a menu where you can "check"
which items you want included?
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For UI questions plz use the help forums. The short answer is
there is no perspective. You should have New Project types
available to create an SRS project. Also when you open an
SRS the Eclipse recognizes which editor to use similar to
opening an xml or text file.
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I did the following on Eclipse 3.0:
1) Unzip the file in the plugins directory.
2) New - > Project
3) New - > EclipseSRS - > Project.
4) Entered details for the project and made a few use cases...
5) Generate Introductory HTML.
Only the Introduction PAge came up ... How do I generate the
other pages ???
Kindly Help.
Thank You.
Dhananjay Rokde
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This is really a great project !!!
Could write an official user manual ?
- Dhananjay Rokde
dhananjay.rokde@gmail.com
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Steps after Download and unzip of SRS Plugin:
In New or Existing Project,
1) New -> Other ->Example EMF Model Creation Wizards -->
EclipseSRS Model
2) For Model Object, choose Project
3) Enter Details of Project and add some Use Cases
4) Generate Introductory HTML
5) Generate Printable HTML
6) Generate Help Plugin
The SRS plugin is rather rudimentary at this point.
Installation and usage are basically as described for all EMF
projects at http://www.eclipse.org/articles/Article-Using%
20EMF/using-emf.html
The most obvious difference is the addition of the EclipseSRS
menu items used to generate HTML and Help Plugins.
Are you asking for a Manual or offering to write one ;-)
B.T.W. thanks for the praise.
Other work commitments have kept me from improving the
basic functionality ... I hope to be able to devote more time in
the very near future ... I also keep hoping others will find utility
in this concept and decide to contribute time and ideas.
- Charlie