🚀 go-pugleaf

of course, this works in ESJ7 as well as in TCC. The thing is that all 
classes in Class diagram are actually shortcuts, they don't belong to the 
current diagram. You need to set 'Include shortcuts' scope option in element 
iterators to 'yes' to document your classes

"wkhaynes" <wkhaynes@bellsouth.net> wrote in message 
news:42142ab6$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> LeavesI built a class diagram using the Together portion of  Borland 
> Enterprise Studio 7 for Java. I cannot create a Documentation Template 
> that will iterate over the classes in the diagram. I've done this for 
> years in the earlier releases of TCC prior to its integration with 
> JBuilder. I can iterate over the classes in a package with no problems. I 
> can also iterate over nodes in a Use Case diagram or an Activity diagram. 
> Has anyone had similar problems iterating over Classes within a class 
> diagram? I need to be able to create a report that documents a subset of 
> classes within a project. I identify the target classes by creating a 
> diagram containing only the classes of interest using shortcuts to the 
> target Classes. I can't believe this important functionality no longer 
> works!
> 

I wish it were as simple as setting shortcuts. I've already tried both with 
and without setting shortcuts. I've opened a trouble ticket with Borland, 
sent in my project containing two classes, along with my documentation 
template, and the Word file that is generated from the documentation 
template. They've been working on the problem for 4 days now, and cannot 
determine what the problem is. I received a message saying that they are 
sending the problem to their deveopment engineers to determine what the 
problem is. When I get a response from Borlad, I'll post the results of 
their analysis. It may help others having the same problem.

"ElenaA" <Elena.Alekseeva@borland.com> wrote in message 
news:4214a12f@newsgroups.borland.com...
> of course, this works in ESJ7 as well as in TCC. The thing is that all 
> classes in Class diagram are actually shortcuts, they don't belong to the 
> current diagram. You need to set 'Include shortcuts' scope option in 
> element iterators to 'yes' to document your classes
>
> "wkhaynes" <wkhaynes@bellsouth.net> wrote in message 
> news:42142ab6$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>> LeavesI built a class diagram using the Together portion of  Borland 
>> Enterprise Studio 7 for Java. I cannot create a Documentation Template 
>> that will iterate over the classes in the diagram. I've done this for 
>> years in the earlier releases of TCC prior to its integration with 
>> JBuilder. I can iterate over the classes in a package with no problems. I 
>> can also iterate over nodes in a Use Case diagram or an Activity diagram. 
>> Has anyone had similar problems iterating over Classes within a class 
>> diagram? I need to be able to create a report that documents a subset of 
>> classes within a project. I identify the target classes by creating a 
>> diagram containing only the classes of interest using shortcuts to the 
>> target Classes. I can't believe this important functionality no longer 
>> works!
>>
>
> 

I received an answer from Borland. They said the problem I was experiencing was a defect in the current release of Enterprise Studio 7 for Java. Their suggestion was that I switch to a different product. I'm now using Together Architect. I'm much happier with this product, as it's interface is much more familiar with my prior experience with TCC. The problem with iterating over classes within a class diagram no longer occurs, either!