Question on .reqif Capella importation (Model Update Window)

[anto761]

Hi,

I am currently trying to import a .reqif file into Capella. My Capella setup is ready for the import: add-ons are installed, Capella Requirements is referenced in the VP Manager, and the Project Explorer filter is configured to display my requirements.

I am using the pyreqif Python code to convert my .xlsx file into a .reqif file. The conversion seems to work, as I obtain an XML file that resembles a typical .reqif file.

However, when I try to import the .reqif file into one of my architecture models, the Model Update Window opens, but nothing happens on the right side (see screenshot below—my .reqif file is the one highlighted in bold dark red).

I suspect there might be a formatting issue within my .reqif file that is preventing a successful import.

As I am relatively new to ReqIF concepts, I am stuck and would greatly appreciate any help or advice.

Thank you, AP

[CastroHe]

Hi,

Have you activated the requirements view on the semantic browser?

A terça, 18/06/2024, 21:14, anto761 @.***> escreveu:

Hi,

I am currently trying to import a .reqif file into Capella. My Capella setup is ready for the import: add-ons are installed, Capella Requirements is referenced in the VP Manager, and the Project Explorer filter is configured to display my requirements.

I am using the pyreqif https://github.com/ebroecker/pyreqif Python code to convert my .xlsx file into a .reqif file. The conversion seems to work, as I obtain an XML file that resembles a typical .reqif file.

However, when I try to import the .reqif file into one of my architecture models, the Model Update Window opens, but nothing happens on the right side (see screenshot below—my .reqif file is the one highlighted in bold dark red). image.png (view on web) https://github.com/eclipse-capella/capella-requirements-vp/assets/173175554/e1a1970f-1795-4ea4-943c-b6d712829b3d

I suspect there might be a formatting issue within my .reqif file that is preventing a successful import.

As I am relatively new to ReqIF concepts, I am stuck and would greatly appreciate any help or advice.

Thank you, AP

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[anto761]

Hi, If you're talking about that, yes I have.

[CastroHe]

No, please check the "Requirements in semantic browser and project explorer" image and text above in paragraph: Requirements attributes viewing https://iexcelarc.com/how-to-capture-textual-requirements-in-capella-complete-step-by-step-guide/#:~:text=Requirements%20attributes%20viewing

Do let me know if that works for you.

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Hi, If you're talking about that, yes I have. image.png (view on web) https://github.com/eclipse-capella/capella-requirements-vp/assets/173175554/4cd068e5-0ead-44ac-ac34-b6bfad5296fe

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[anto761]

Hi,

I've attempted to check it, but nothing is appearing in the Semantic Browser window.

Since yesterday, I managed to import my .reqif file successfully, and I can see a list showing the exact number of my requirements. However, the list is empty (cf. screenshot). So, I suspect there might be an issue with the XML file formatting via the conversion file mentioned in my first message, or possibly a problem with the formatting of my original Excel file. But how should I proceed?

My Excel file is basically three columns : req_id / req_description (XXXX shall be able to) / req_level (1, 2, 3... top-down approach).

Thanks, AP