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Copy the Syndeia license file that your organization obtained from Intercax Support to the .syndeia folder in your user directory.
If you do not have a .syndeia folder, create one in your user directory.
Windows Users: the user directory is often C:\Users\<your login id>, e.g. C:\Users\<Your user account>\.syndeia
Linux and Mac Users: the user directory is often ~<your login id>
Copy mapping file – If you are upgrading from Syndeia 3.5 SP2 to 3.6 SP1, follow the sub-steps below. If you are upgrading from Syndeia 3.6 to 3.6 SP1 or installing the Syndeia Rhapsody plugin for the first time, skip this step and move to the next one.
Locate the
syndeia.mappingsfile for Syndeia 3.5 SP2. It should be located in.syndeia/3.5folder in your user directory, e.g.C:\Users\<Your Account>\.syndeia\3.5\syndeia.mappingsfor Windows.Copy the
syndeia.mappingsfile to the.syndeia/3.6folder in your user directory, e.g.C:\Users\<Your Account>\.syndeia\3.6\syndeia.mappingsfor Windows.
Congratulations! You have successfully installed the Syndeia plugin for Rhapsody.
The Syndeia log file for Rhapsody is stored in the .syndeia folder, e.g.
C:\Users\.syndeia\3.6\syndeia.rh.log. When asking questions or reporting observations on our helpdesk, you will receive faster service by providing a copy of this file with your tickets. Practice good operational security and make sure your IT team redacts or approves the sharing of the log files.
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Package Properties for Model TransformsIf your organization will be performing Syndeia Model Transformations from integrated repositories into Rhapsody models, then very likely you will want to alter the Rhapsody Project Properties to allow spaces in Package Names which Syndeia will create for you. See https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/how-name-package-spaces-rational-rhapsody and the General::Model::NamesRegExp property. |
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