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Load a model in a session

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April 21, 2017
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I have a Model and i stored in my computer.Ex(C:\Desktop\load.prt)

In my proE session i involved a GUI.Where user can do some works.Here what i want is,I want to load a model that stored in C:\Desktop\load.prt when user clicks the button .Can please any one tell me how to do this?

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Best answer by sjuraj

RetrieveModel only puts model into session. However RetrieveModel ignores path. You have to use RetrieveModelWithOpts method instead. Note to use right path to your file. There is no such path as c:/desktop/xxx.prt. Path to desktop is always c:/<user_name>/desktop. This code will load model from path to session and than displays it in the new created window.

ModelDescriptor md = pfcModel.ModelDescriptor_CreateFromFileName("c:/users/<user_name>/desktop/xxx.prt");

RetrieveModelOptions rmo = pfcSession.RetrieveModelOptions_Create();

rmo.SetAskUserAboutReps(false);

Model model = session.RetrieveModelWithOpts(md, rmo);

Window window = session.CreateModelWindow(model);

model.Display();

window.Activate();

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sjuraj

15-Moonstone

You can simply run macro and replace model name in macro string using method session.RunMacro

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PARTHIBAN_K

16-Pearl

Use Retrieve model function to load the model in session

Use Model Descriptor to set the file name

You have to set the location as working directory

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ddhini

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Can you please explain it through coding?

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PARTHIBAN_K

16-Pearl

Models char* _ProMdlRetrieve(wchar_t* FileName, int Type)

{

char* msg;

ProError Magizchi;

ProMdlType modelType;

switch(Type)

{

case 0:

modelType = PRO_TYPE_UNUSED;

break;

case 1:

modelType = PRO_ASSEMBLY;

break;

case 2:

modelType = PRO_PART;

break;

case 3:

modelType = PRO_DRAWING;

break;

case 4:

modelType = PRO_MDL_3DSECTION;

break;

case 5:

modelType = PRO_2DSECTION;

break;

case 6:

modelType = PRO_LAYOUT;

case 7:

modelType = PRO_DWGFORM;

break;

case 8:

modelType = PRO_MFG;

break;

case 9:

modelType = PRO_REPORT;

break;

case 10:

modelType = PRO_MARKUP;

break;

case 11:

modelType = PRO_DIAGRAM;

break;

}

ProMdl p_model;

Magizchi = ProMdlRetrieve(FileName, modelType, &p_model);

switch(Magizchi)

{

case PRO_TK_NO_ERROR:

msg = "Model Retrieved";

break;

case PRO_TK_BAD_INPUTS:

msg = "One or more of the input arguments are invalid";

break;

case PRO_TK_E_NOT_FOUND:

msg = "The model was not found in the current directory";

break;

case PRO_TK_NO_PERMISSION:

msg = "The function does not have permission to handle this model";

break;

}

return msg;

}

Now call the method

_ProMdlRetrieve(FileName(wchar_t*), FileType(int))

You can also use out to hold the model data

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ddhini

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But how to load the both drawing and model ? I load the master model into my session by the above code that you suggested.I have a master drawing file also.But i can't able to load it in a new session.