Set up the sample modeling tool in Eclipse

You can set up the sample modeling tool in Eclipse by importing Toolkit files and creating a configuration that enables integration with your modeling environment.

Setting up the sample modeling tool in Eclipse consists of:

• Importing Toolkit sample files into Eclipse.
• Creating and running a configuration.

Before setting up the sample modeling tool in Eclipse:

• Extract the MBSE Integration Services Toolkit files in a location that is accessible.
• Ensure that you have an integration definition file available for use.

Procedure

1. Start Eclipse and click File > Import.

2. In the Import dialog box, expand General and select Existing Projects into Workspace. Click Next.

3. In the Import Projects dialog box, select the Select root directory option and browse to and select the folder named samples\migjsongenerator in the Toolkit. Click Finish.

4. To resolve the errors that result from this operation, set the SDK_HOME classpath variable as follows:

   • Click Window > Preferences.

   • In the Preferences dialog box, expand Java > Build Path and select Classpath Variables.

   • Click New and in the New Variable Entry dialog box, type SDK_HOME in the Name box, and set the Path to the location where the Toolkit is extracted.

     Example: C:\apps\kits\aw\wntx64\mbse_integration_toolkit

   • Click OK. In the Classpath Variables dialog box, click Apply and Close. In the Classpath Variables Changed dialog box, click Yes.

5. Click Run > Run Configurations.

6. In the Run Configurations dialog box, select Java Application, right-click and select New Configuration to create a Java application.

7. In the Create, manage, and run configurations dialog box, select the Main tab, go to the Project section, and browse to and select the migjsongenerator folder.

8. In the Main class section, search for and select com.teamcenter.migjsongenerator.MBSEJsonGenerator.

9. Go to the Arguments tab, and in the Program arguments box, type the path to the integration definition file of the tool.

   Example: C:\apps\tc\idf\POLARION_SWHW_BHMIntegrationDefinition.xml

10. Go to the Environment tab and click New to add an environment variable. In the New Environment Variable dialog box, type PATH in the Name box and in the Value box, type the location of the browser interop library (Location-of-MBSE-Integration-Services-Toolkit\mbse_integration_toolkit\browserinterop\org.jcef\libs).

    Example: C:\apps\kits\aw\wntx64\mbse_integration_toolkit\browserinterop\org.jcef\libs

    This is needed for Chromium support.

    Click OK.

11. Click Run to launch the sample modeling tool.