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Problems Migrating Projects from MagicDraw 17 to 18
Please refer to Troubleshooting MagicDraw 18 for any migration related problems.
MagicDraw 18 Model Contains Recovered Elements
Problem
When opening the model, MagicDraw shows a notification message and error messages in the bottom right corner in the status bar.
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The model will not compile after saving it.
Example
This problem occurs, if imported types have changed. MagicDraw does not find the type definition anymore and creates a recovered element as a replacement.
Solution
Click on the envelope in the MagicDraw status bar. MagicDraw will show you a detailed list with all validation results.
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MagicDraw shows the containment tree with the recovered element selected. Select the correct element and click OK. MagicDraw will delete the recovered element and remove the corresponding line of the validation result list.
Repeat this for all lines of the validation results.
Model Contains Orphaned Proxies
Problem
When opening the service model, a MagicDraw messaging window pops up showing the warning:
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Having orphaned proxies means, that the model references elements (e.g. class attributes, parameters, ...) that are no longer available. This is a normal situation in software development, where a piece of software may undergo changes, e.g. when re-importing an external resource (xsd) where some types have been renamed or moved. If these types have been referenced in a mapping dependency, MagicDraw alerts orphaned proxies that have to be resolved.
Example
This problem often occurs e.g. when a BPMN or an XSD is re-imported after a change. The orphaned proxies then reflect the state before the re-import.
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Click the second link of the message ([...] the Search function, with the "Orphaned proxies only" option selected). MagicDraw will perform a search for orphaned proxies and display the result in the Search Results tab.
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Using Find Proxy Usages, you can search your model for proxy usages.
Having more than one orphaned proxy, you can use multi-select to work on all proxy usages at a time.
Orphaned Proxies are sticking
Problem
The service model contains orphaned proxies and they have been removed as described above. After saving and reopening the model, the orphaned proxies are back.
Solution
The sticking orphaned proxies may be coming from an imported module. Open all import files and check all them for orphaned proxies. If you find orphaned proxies in such a module, remove them as described above.
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Compiler Reports Error: Local variable is re-declared
Problem
On compiling a model, the Compiler reports: Local variable 'myVar' declared on line 2 is re-declared on line 3.
Solution
Assume, you have an Action Script like this:
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Re-declaring a local variable is no good practice. As of Builder 6.0.29 / 7.2.0, the Compiler reports an error in this case.
In case the Compiler points you to a implementation like this, you should replace the second (or more) [create] local
statements by a set
statement.
Code Examples
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local myVar = '';
local myVar = myObject.stringAttribute if myObject.stringAttribute.exists(); | local myVar = ''; set myVar = myObject.stringAttribute if myObject.stringAttribute.exists(); |
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set myVar.key='myOtherKey'; |
Cannot Start Service in Embedded xUML Runtime
Problem
The service cannot be started due to one of the following errors:
Fatal:Internal:BELM:11:Configuration for function create...f1170514100h-1882201659.0_1 not found
Fatal:Internal:BELM:25:Source function "create...f1170514100h-1882201659.0_1" of mapper "sm1170514100h-937846676"[0] not found.
Fatal:Internal:BELM:23:Initializing component "urn:Services.UITable.createSupportCase" failed.
Fatal:Internal:SRVLM:8:Startup failed.
Fatal:External:XMLLM:6:Could not open repository file "xxxx\examples\Add-ons\JMS\.$bin\simpleStatSendReceive_Deployment_GlassFish_FileJNDI.GlassFishFile_simpleStatSendReceiveExample.GlassFishFile_simpleStatSendReceiveExample\repository\tabfiles/AddOns/SOAP/Support/dataItem.tab" for reading.
Solution
The overall path to the repository is too long. Shorten the name of the model and/or the name of the composite to avoid this limitation.
Cannot Deploy Service to
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Problem
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Cannot Deploy Service to
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Bridge (MagicDraw 17)
Problem
The service cannot be deployed from MagicDraw 17 to an E2E Bridge due to a Tomcat handshake error.
Solution
You have disabled TLS 1.0 for Tomcat on the target Bridge (see Bridge Hardening).
MagicDraw 17 uses Java 6, and thus only supports protocols up to TLS 1.0. So, if you have disabled Tomcat TLS 1.0 on your Bridge, you will not be able to deploy services directly from MagicDraw 17 to this Bridge.
Nevertheless, you can still compile the service to a service repository and upload this repository manually via the Bridge UI (see Deployment of xUML Services).
Cannot Access External Database via Embedded xUML Runtime
Problem
A service running on the E2E xUML Runtime that is embedded to the E2E Builder cannot access an external database backend.
Solution
If you want to access an external database backend via the embedded xUML Runtime, you have to install a database client and make it available to the Builder by adding its location to the system PATH
(see also Installing and Configuring Database Access).
In the Run window of the embedded Runtime, you can configure the database preferences of the service in tab Preferences > Add-on Settings (see Changing the Service Preferences).