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Hi Fredrik,

I have not tried too many tables, but stakeholder table seems to exhibit 
this behaviour.

Asset table seems to be fine.

Cheers,
Eddy




"Vraalsen Fredrik" <Fre...@si...> 
12/01/05 11:25 PM

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"Eddy Cheung" <e.c...@gr...>, 
<cor...@li...>
cc

Subject
RE: [Coras-users] Identifier in the tables






Hi Eddy,

No, you should be able to use anything for the identifier. This is on
purpose, as the identifier will show up many times in the later tables
(e.g. stakeholder id in the asset table), and as such should have more
meaningful content than just a number.

I have not experienced the problem you describe.  Could you give some
more details?  Which particular table type did you use?


Best regards,

Fredrik Vraalsen
CORAS Development team
http://coras.sourceforge.net/ 
SINTEF Information and Communication Technology
http://www.sintef.no/


-----Original Message-----
From: cor...@li...
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Cheung
Sent: 5. januar 2005 06:55
To: cor...@li...
Subject: [Coras-users] Identifier in the tables

Hi Fredrik,

I started to experiment with the Coras tool.  I notice the a strange
behaviour when saving the tables.  Usually in any table, there is an
identifier for the item.  For example, asset id, stakeholder ID, etc. 

To improve readability, I usually use prefix in front of the identifier.

for example: informational asset would be INF-001.  This style works
fine except when it comes to save.  The identifier in last row would
always shorten to just the number.

Is the identifier field only limited to numerical values?

Thanks,
Eddy



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Hi Eddy,

No, you should be able to use anything for the identifier. This is on
purpose, as the identifier will show up many times in the later tables
(e.g. stakeholder id in the asset table), and as such should have more
meaningful content than just a number.

I have not experienced the problem you describe.  Could you give some
more details?  Which particular table type did you use?


Best regards,

Fredrik Vraalsen
CORAS Development team
http://coras.sourceforge.net/=20
SINTEF Information and Communication Technology
http://www.sintef.no/


-----Original Message-----
From: cor...@li...
[mailto:cor...@li...] On Behalf Of Eddy
Cheung
Sent: 5. januar 2005 06:55
To: cor...@li...
Subject: [Coras-users] Identifier in the tables

Hi Fredrik,

I started to experiment with the Coras tool.  I notice the a strange
behaviour when saving the tables.  Usually in any table, there is an
identifier for the item.  For example, asset id, stakeholder ID, etc.=20

To improve readability, I usually use prefix in front of the identifier.

for example: informational asset would be INF-001.  This style works
fine except when it comes to save.  The identifier in last row would
always shorten to just the number.

Is the identifier field only limited to numerical values?

Thanks,
Eddy



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Hi Fredrik,

I started to experiment with the Coras tool.  I notice the a strange 
behaviour when saving the tables.  Usually in any table, there is an 
identifier for the item.  For example, asset id, stakeholder ID, etc. 

To improve readability, I usually use prefix in front of the identifier. 
for example: informational asset would be INF-001.  This style works fine 
except when it comes to save.  The identifier in last row would always 
shorten to just the number.

Is the identifier field only limited to numerical values?

Thanks,
Eddy

Hi Fredick,

Thanks.  It seems to do the trick.  I will play with it a bit more.  If 
there is any problem, I will let you know.

Cheers,
Eddy



"Vraalsen Fredrik" <Fre...@si...> 
04/01/05 06:00 PM

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"Eddy Cheung" <e.c...@gr...>, 
<cor...@li...>
cc

Subject
RE: [Coras-users] Coras Tool v2.0b2 Error exception






Hi Eddy,

Thanks for your bug report!  I believe I know what the cause of the
problem is.  The library path is not set properly for JBoss, so it does
not use the proper XML libraries (unless you are using JDK 1.5).  Could
you try running the server with the attached start-server.sh and let me
know if this helps?  Then I can upload a fixed version to SourceForge.


Best regards,

Fredrik Vraalsen
CORAS development team
SINTEF Information and Communication Technology


-----Original Message-----
From: cor...@li...
[mailto:cor...@li...] On Behalf Of Eddy
Cheung
Sent: 4. januar 2005 02:43
To: cor...@li...
Subject: [Coras-users] Coras Tool v2.0b2 Error exception

Hi All,

Downloaded Coras Tool v2.0b2, but it seems it need some configuration
out of the box that may not be documented.

I tried to follow the instruction in the help to create a new project. 
However, when the name and other details is enter to create new project,
it did not show up.  A closer look at the console show a range of
exception been thrown.  It seems there is a problem with asset
configuration. 

The server started fine without any problem until the client connects to
it.  On the other hand, the client has a range of exception been thrown.

Attached is two files capturing the exceptions.

Operating Environment:
MacOS X 10.3.7. 
Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.4.2-38,"Apple Computer, Inc."

Thanks,
Eddy

Hi Eddy,

Thanks for your bug report!  I believe I know what the cause of the
problem is.  The library path is not set properly for JBoss, so it does
not use the proper XML libraries (unless you are using JDK 1.5).  Could
you try running the server with the attached start-server.sh and let me
know if this helps?  Then I can upload a fixed version to SourceForge.


Best regards,

Fredrik Vraalsen
CORAS development team
SINTEF Information and Communication Technology


-----Original Message-----
From: cor...@li...
[mailto:cor...@li...] On Behalf Of Eddy
Cheung
Sent: 4. januar 2005 02:43
To: cor...@li...
Subject: [Coras-users] Coras Tool v2.0b2 Error exception

Hi All,

Downloaded Coras Tool v2.0b2, but it seems it need some configuration
out of the box that may not be documented.

I tried to follow the instruction in the help to create a new project.=20
However, when the name and other details is enter to create new project,
it did not show up.  A closer look at the console show a range of
exception been thrown.  It seems there is a problem with asset
configuration.=20

The server started fine without any problem until the client connects to
it.  On the other hand, the client has a range of exception been thrown.

Attached is two files capturing the exceptions.

Operating Environment:
MacOS X 10.3.7.=20
Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.4.2-38,"Apple Computer, Inc."

Thanks,
Eddy

Hi All,

Downloaded Coras Tool v2.0b2, but it seems it need some configuration out 
of the box that may not be documented.

I tried to follow the instruction in the help to create a new project. 
However, when the name and other details is enter to create new project, 
it did not show up.  A closer look at the console show a range of 
exception been thrown.  It seems there is a problem with asset 
configuration. 

The server started fine without any problem until the client connects to 
it.  On the other hand, the client has a range of exception been thrown. 
Attached is two files capturing the exceptions.

Operating Environment:
MacOS X 10.3.7. 
Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 1.4.2-38,"Apple Computer, Inc."

Thanks,
Eddy