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jeffruff8-Gravel
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November 2, 2012
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JLINK to export Product View code help.

  • November 2, 2012
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I am still learning JLInk and have an ugent need toexport a Product View EDZ file.


It appears that I need to create instructions and then filename and then export using these values.


What is not clear to me is how to set the export option to EDZ.


I have the following code


pv_instr.SetPVExportOptions(???);




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jeffruff8-GravelAuthor
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November 3, 2012

I think I have the correct syntax but it does not output any info. I have included the code below but it still never runs it hangs on the try/catch section. Any help would be appreciated.








void try





myProductViewExportInstructions

PV_FORMAT_EDZ

myProductViewExportInstructions

pvFilename .GetFullName().toLowerCase()+ ".edz"

model, myProductViewExportInstructions



}



{


, "ERROR:Creating PV " );

}


catch
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mark_stallard1-Visitor
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November 5, 2012

Jeffry -

Your E-mail environment must be similar to mine - I have a very hard time
preserving the formatting of my source code when sending it to this list.

> I have included the code below but it still never runs it hangs on the
> try/catch section.

It's quite possible that your code IS running and failing. In JLink, some
exceptions cause execution to silently stop and return control to Pro/E.
Those exceptions, I believe, are subclasses of RuntimeException. Consider
adding another catch statement for RuntimeException and see if you can
isolate this problem.

(To our JLink experts: Can you confirm that RuntimeException causes these
silent JLink failures?)

If that doesn't work, you could add more dialogs in the middle of your
try block.

It looks like you're using Eclipse or another Java IDE to write your code.
When you have the time, you should learn how to attach the IDE's debugger
to your JLink session. It's an extremely helpful tool for fixing problems
in JLink code.

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