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Builder 7.0.0-beta1 You can invoke the E2E Model Compiler from command line. This is needed, if you want to e.g. integrate the model compilation into a continuous integration server such as Jenkins.
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If called without parameters, the E2E Command Line Compiler will print out the usage.
Parameters
You can use the following parameters to call the Command Line Compiler:
| Parameter | Mandatory | Description | Example | |
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| -clean | Perform a clean all before compiling the model. | | ||
| -uml |  | Specify the path to the UML model you want to compile. | |
Output
The E2E Command Line Compiler has the following output:
| Case | Return Value | Output | |
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| start | 23.01.2018 14:46:07 Starting compilation of 'helloWorld.xml' deployments | ||
| compilation successful | 0 | 23.01.2018 14:46:20 Compilation succeeded and took 12 seconds. | |
| compilation with warnings | 0 | 23.01.2018 16:16:19 Found unused input object 'x1' | |
| compilation with errors | 1 | 23.01.2018 14:51:39 The action 'Create Simple Object' has no incoming control flow. | |
| compiled repository | The compiled repository will be saved to the repository folder of the Builder project (if called in E2E Builder project context), otherwise the current directory will be used. |
Compiling Libraries and Library Usage Models
Compiling library models does not differ in any way from compiling models. However, if you want to compile the library and the library usage model, take into account that you need to copy the compiled library to the libs folder of the E2E Builder project before compiling the usage model.
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