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These types of issues are the reason why I always, when creating EC classes on-the-fly in code, using good old Bentley Class Editor from V8i SDK, to check, whether schema is correct.
Even though this tool is obsolete, designed for V8i, is still valuable for these types of analysis.
Regards,
Jan
Jan Šlegr said:These types of issues are the reason why I always, when creating EC classes on-the-fly in code, using good old Bentley Class Editor from V8i SDK, to check, whether schema is correct. Even though this tool is obsolete, designed for V8i, is still valuable for these types of analysis.
There is a new version Class Editor in OPM installation. Looks like this.
Jan Šlegr said: It would be nice to have separate installation, as was in the past, because I have no OpenPlant license available
Please confirm the Class Editor file name and location. I just installed OPM. The only relevant file is...
\Bentley\OpenPlant CONNECT Edition\OpenPlantModeler\Default\System\V8i\Config\appl\ClassEditor.cfg
Why is it in folder V8i? Is Class Editor an app. that is part of OPM, and not a separate executable?
V8i
FWIW I was able to download and install OPM from the software downloads site. I don't have an OPM license either.
Regards, Jon Summers LA Solutions
Jon Summers said:Please confirm the Class Editor file name and location. I just installed OPM
As Robert Hook's link tells us, the Class Editor is delivered with OpenPlant Administrator (OPA), not OpenPlant Manager (OPM)...
However,
1 The documentation reflects a previous era
2 It appears bound in some way to the OPA installation. I can't copy it to its own folder and run it from there.