Thanks for the reply. It worked for me. But while i ran the code with a sample xmi file am getting some error. Can you please help me out.


This is what i tried to run

D:\UML Test>perl c:\Perl\bin\ummf.pl -e perl "d:\UML Test" "Z:\Softwar
+e\Perl Mod
ules\test UML Design\test.xmi"

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Below is the error am getting


ules\test UML Design\test.xmi"
ummf: reading d:\UML Test
ummf: reading d:\UML Test : DONE
ummf: reading Z:\Software\Perl Modules\test UML Design\test.xmi
UMMF: XMI: parsing
UMMF: XMI: parsing: DONE
UMMF: XMI: preparing
UMMF: XMI: preparing: DONE
UMMF: XMI: create instances
UMMF: XMI: create instances: DONE
UMMF: XMI: initialize instances
UMMF: XMI: Warning: UMMF::UML_1_5::Foundation::Core::DataType cannot d
+o set_href

UMMF: XMI: initialize instances: DONE
ummf: reading Z:\Software\Perl Modules\test UML Design\test.xmi : DONE
Use of uninitialized value $_ in concatenation (.) or string at C:/Per
+l/lib/UMMF
/XForm/Merge.pm line 124.
Use of uninitialized value $_ in concatenation (.) or string at C:/Per
+l/lib/UMMF
/XForm/Merge.pm line 124.
[ UMMF::XForm::Merge=HASH(0x142f4b4) ]
[  ]
[ UMMF::UML_1_5::Model_Management::Model=HASH(0x15a3f94) ]
[  ]
[ UMMF::UML_1_5::Model_Management::Model=HASH(0x15a3f94) ]  at C:/Perl
+/lib/UMMF/
XForm/Merge.pm line 124.
Can't call method "ownedElement" on an undefined value at C:/Perl/lib/
+UMMF/Core/
Util.pm line 568.

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