Enterprise Architect and the IEC CIM

CIM University: Enterprise Architect and the IEC CIM

CIM User’s Group Meeting June 18, 2019

Henry B. Dotson III, P.E. Mandla Solutions, Inc. [email protected] +1-626-429-8040 Instructor Introduction

Henry B. Dotson III, P.E. Principal Consultant

❖ 11 years experience with Enterprise Architect ❖ 13 years experience with CIM ❖ Member of IEC TC57 WG14 ❖ Co-Model Manager, WG14

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 2 Training Objectives Familiarize attendees with IEC CIM UML in Enterprise Architect (EA). Provide attendees with the information to start using Enterprise Architect efficiently. Familiarize attendees with Enterprise Architect features that facilitate working with the IEC CIM. Provide attendees with information on how to create IEC CIM Profiles in Enterprise Architect.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 3 Agenda

Start Topic Duration End 14:15 Introduction 00:05 14:20 14:20 Getting Started With the CIM in Enterprise Architect 00:30 14:50 14:50 Model Searches in Enterprise Architect 00:20 15:10 15:10 Adding Diagrams in Enterprise Architect 00:20 15:30 15:30 AFTERNOON BREAK 00:15 15:45 13:15 Getting Started With the CIM in Enterprise Architect 00:45 14:00 14:00 Extending the CIM in Enterprise Architect 00:45 14:45 14:45 Creating CIM Profiles in Enterprise Architect 00:45 15:30 15:45 Working with Schema Composer 00:45 16:30 16:30 Track 3 Wrap-Up (Including Q&A) 00:15 16:45

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 4 Attendee Poll…

How many IT attendees? How many T&D attendees? How many attendees have < 1 year CIM experience? How many attendees have Enterprise Architect? How many attendees have < 1 year EA experience? How many attendees have EA version 13 or higher?

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 5 Barrier to Success

Grady Booch, developer of the Unified Modeling Language in conjunction with Ivar Jacobs and James Rumbaugh

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 6 Strategy for Success

Most successful engagements do all three: Give, Teach, and Equip

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 7 Getting Started with the CIM in Enterprise Architect

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 8 Enterprise Architect Relationship to the CIM

The CIM UML is hosted and maintained in an Enterprise Architect Project. Model migration from legacy tools was completed in 2008. Enterprise Architect provides editing capabilities for maintainers of the CIM model (Model Managers). Extension models can be defined from the CIM base model Sparx Systems is a UCAIug member.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 9 Data Modeling

The CIM is a UML data model with many packages whose focus is the electricity domain. The CIM covers transmission, distribution, markets, generation and related business processes.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 10 CIM Structure

CIM Package Structure and Dependencies 61970 Package Structure and Dependencies 61968 Package Structure and Dependencies 62325 Package Structure and Dependencies

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 11 CIM Package Structure

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 12 CIM Package Dependencies

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 13 61970 Package Structure

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 14 61970 Package Dependencies

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 15 61968 Package Structure

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 16 61968 Package Dependencies

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 17 62325 Package Structure

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 18 62325 Package Dependencies

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 19 Model Searches in Enterprise Architect

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 20 Model Navigation in Enterprise Architect

Find element in diagrams from Project Browser Find element in Project Browser from diagrams Find elements using the Search Facility Find elements using user-defined searches

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 21 Find Element in Diagrams from Project Browser

Right click the element to bring up this pop-up window

Left click the element Click on to select it ‘Properties’ option to bring up this pop-up window

Shortcut key – 1.Left click the element to select it 2.Press Ctrl+U to trigger the search

Select ‘Find in all Diagrams…’ to trigger the search

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 22 Find Element in Diagrams from Project Browser

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 23 Find Element in Project Browser from Diagram Right click the element to bring up this pop-up window

Click on ‘Find’ option to bring up this pop-up window Left click the element to select it

Shortcut key – 1.Left click the element to select it 2.Press Alt+G to trigger the search

Click on ‘In Project Browser’ to trigger the search

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 24 Find Element in Project Browser from Diagram

Element is highlighted in Project Browser

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 25 Find Elements Using the Search Facility

Ribbon Access: Start Ribbon Navigation: Explore > Search > Model Ribbon Access: Design Ribbon Navigation: Element > Edit > Search > Model Keyboard Shortcuts: Ctrl+F or Ctrl+Alt+A

Element is Select ‘Common Enter the Left click Left click the highlighted Searches’ and element name the right Search icon and ‘Element Name’ to as the search arrow icon to bring up displayed in establish the type criteria to trigger the Search the Search of search the search Window Window

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 26 Find Elements Using User-Defined Searches

Select ‘My Searches’ to select user- defined searches Enter Ctl+F to bring up the ‘Find in Project’ tab

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 27 Find Elements Using User-Defined Searches

Select the search from your user- defined searches

Enter the search term as the search criteria

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 28 Add Diagrams in Enterprise Architect

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 29 Diagrams in Enterprise Architect

A diagram is a visual representation of the elements in a model and: ❖ Their attributes and characteristics ❖ How they are connected and/or interact with each other Different diagram types show different aspects of the model and the relationships between elements.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 30 Add a new diagram to a model Click on a Package or View in the Project Browser, then either: ❖ Click on the Project Browser button, or ❖ Press Ctrl+Insert, or ❖ Select the ‘Design > Diagram > Insert’ ribbon option, or ❖ Right-click on the Package View and select the ‘Add Diagram’ option The ‘New Diagram dialog displays.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 31 Add a new diagram to a model (cont’d)

EA provides a default diagram name that is the same as the parent Package name. Overtype this with your preferred name.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 32 Add a new diagram to a model (cont’d)

Click on the ‘Select From’ header and a drop-down menu will appear.

Select the Perspective Group and Perspective most appropriate (Typically this will be the UML Perspective Group and Perspective).

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 33 Add a new diagram to a model (cont’d)

The panel below the ‘Select From’ In the ‘Diagram header displays a Types’ panel, list of diagram click on the groups; click on the type of diagram required group. to create.

Click the OK button. • The ‘New A description of Diagram’ dialog the selected closes diagram type • A new diagram is displays in the created as a child field underneath of the currently the ‘Diagram selected Package Types’ panel. • The new diagram is opened in the Diagram View, ready for editing

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 34 Copy an existing diagram

Right-click on the diagram to be copied in the Project Browser. A menu will appear.

Hover the cursor over the ‘Copy/Paste’ menu option in the menu. A ‘Copy/Paste’ menu will Left-click on the appear. ‘Copy Diagram’ menu item. The diagram will be copied to the clip board and the menus will disappear.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 35 Copy an existing diagram (cont’d)

Right-click on the Package that will contain the copied diagram in the Project Browser. A menu will appear.

Hover the cursor over the ‘Copy/Paste’ menu option in the menu. A ‘Copy/Paste’ menu will appear.

Left-click on the ‘Paste Diagram…’ menu item. The ‘Copy Diagram’ dialog will appear.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 36 Copy an existing diagram (cont’d)

Click the OK button. • The ‘Copy Diagram’ dialog closes Select a “Shallow” • A new diagram is type of copy. created as a child of the currently selected Package • The new diagram is opened in the Diagram View, ready for editing. EA provides a default diagram name that is the same as the copied diagram’s name. Overtype this with your preferred name.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 37 15:30 – 15:45 [15 minutes]

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 38 Creating CIM Profiles in Enterprise Architect

CIM XSD

CIM RDFS Model Transformation

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 39 What is a CIM Profile?

A CIM Profile is a proper subset of the CIM UML model. As a subset, it may not contain any classes, attributes or associations that are not already part of the CIM UML model. If extensions have been added to the CIM UML model, they may also be contained in a CIM Profile. A CIM Profile may be expressed in Word, HTML, RDFS, XSD, UML and may be provided in all the above formats. A CIM Profile defines the data and the structure of the data required to exchange information between two systems to execute a single interaction in a System Use Case.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 40 Standardization of a CIM Profile

If a CIM Profile is submitted to the IEC as a candidate standard, it must be in Word format using the IEC template. A CIM Profile is often given a name (e.g. CPSM) Each CIM Profile will have an assigned namespace CIM Profiles are also known as ‘contextual models’

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 41 Contextual Modeling Concepts

A CIM Profile may restrict the CIM but not expand it: For example, multiplicity can be changed from 1..n to 1..1 but not the other way. The complete set of attributes in a class in the CIM do not have to be contained in a CIM Profile; that is, if a class has 10 attributes but you only need 4 of those attributes to satisfy your goal, you only need to include those 4 attributes in a CIM Profile. Not all classes in the CIM must be included in a CIM Profile. Not all class associations must be included in a CIM Profile.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 42 Schema Modeling in Enterprise Architect

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 43 Introduction to Schema Composer

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 44 What Is Schema Composer? Schema Composer is a built-in tool in Enterprise Architect (EA) for quickly and easily defining a variety of formal schema from a UML model. Due to the unique nature of the Schema Composer, it is not necessary to use a UML profile* or stereotyped elements when building the definition of an XSD, RDF, or other schema documents.

* A UML profile is used to extend the UML language. This should not be confused with a CIM Profile

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 45 What Standards Does Schema Composer Support?

IEC Core Common Component Information Technical Model Specification (UN/CEFACT)

National Universal Information Business Exchange Language Model

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 46 Why Use Schema Composer? Schema Composer greatly simplifies the process of creating CIM compliant schema in a re-usable and accessible manner. Schema Composer operates directly on CIM compliant data models to produce CIM compliant schema documents (CIM Profiles) There is no need for another external tool to create schemas from your CIM compliant data model maintained in Enterprise Architect.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 47 Schema Composer Key Concepts

Schema Composer Profile – A Schema Composer profile is a configuration file that describes the elements and restrictions that will make up a particular schema or sub-model. EA provides a built-in CIM Schema Composer Profile for composition of CIM compliant schema. Schema Profile – A schema profile identifies the name, technology (in our case, CIM technology), and content of the schema as a precursor to defining how the CIM Profile is generated.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 48 Schema Composer Key Concepts (cont’d)

Schema Composition – A schema composition refers to a restricted set of elements taken from a model that together describe a unique entity that has no equivalent in the model. Schema compositions are used as the basis for transforming a restricted set of CIM elements into a CIM Profile. Schema Generation – Schema generation is the process of generating a schema based on a Schema Composer profile and a schema composition. Schema generation uses the CIM Schema Composer Profile to transform a user-defined CIM- based schema composition into a CIM Profile.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 49 Schema Composer Key Concepts (cont’d)

Schema Importation – Schema importation is the process of importing schemas compatible with Schema Composer into EA. CIM compatible XSDs and CIM compatible RDFS XML can be imported into EA. Schema Validation – Schema validation is the process of validating a schema as it is being imported into EA based on the selected Schema Composer Profile. Schema validation can be used to validate an XSD as being CIM compliant based on the CIM Schema Composer Profile.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 50 Working With Schema Composer

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 51 How To Create A CIM Profile with Schema Composer

1. Open an EA project containing your CIM compliant model from your file system or database. 2. Create a package structure for CIM Profiles within your CIM compliant model. 3. Create a class diagram within the CIM Profiles package structure containing the CIM Classes that will be used in the CIM Profile. 4. Create a CIM-based Schema Composition in Schema Composer. 5. Save the CIM-based Schema Composition within the CIM Profiles package structure. 6. Generate a CIM Profile with Schema Composer. 7. Save the CIM Profile in your file system.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 52 Create a package structure for CIM Profiles Open an EA project file containing your CIM compliant model from your file system. Use the Model Wizard to create a Logical View Model. Name the model ‘CIM Profiles’. ➢ Highlight the top level of the model by clicking on its name (‘Utility XYZ Common Information Model’). ➢ Enter ‘Ctrl+Shift+M’ to open the ‘Model Wizard’ dialog. ➢ Scroll down to the ‘Logical View’ model, check the box, and click the ‘OK’ button.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 53 Create a package structure for CIM Profiles (cont’d)

Change the name of the model package to ‘CIM Profiles’. Use the Model Wizard to create packages in the ‘CIM Profiles’ package to contain profiles for 61970, 61968, and 62325. Use the Model Wizard to create packages within each ‘CIM Profiles’ sub-package to contain profiles based on the organization of each working group for its profiles. The figure on this slide is an example of the package structure for CIM Profiles.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 54 Create a class diagram for CIM Profiles

Right-click on the appropriate profile package. A pop-up menu will appear.

Left-click on the ‘Add Diagram…’ menu item. The ‘Add Diagram…’ dialog will appear.

Follow the procedure for adding a new diagram as described starting on Slide 32.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 55 Create a class diagram for CIM Profiles (cont’d)

The diagram will be located in the selected package and will open in the diagram window.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 56 Create a class diagram for CIM Profiles (cont’d)

Add the CIM Classes that will be used in the CIM Profile. Include in the diagram all of the classes linked to the classes that will be used in the CIM Profile.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 57 How To Create A CIM-Based Schema Composition

1. Create a new Schema Definition. 2. Populate the Schema Profile Definition with CIM classes that will be included in the CIM Profile. 3. Select the CIM Profile root elements. 4. Select the attributes of each class that will be schema elements. 5. Apply restrictions to schema elements. 6. Update the Schema Definition. 7. Generate the CIM Profile XSD. 8. Save the CIM-based Schema Composition.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 58 Create a CIM-based Schema Definition

Display the Schema Composer tool.

Select the ‘Specialize’ menu tab. Left-click on the Schema Composer icon (‘Ribbon > Specialize > Tools > Schema Composer’) and the Schema Composer tool will appear in the display window.

Left-click this icon. The Schema Composer Tool will appear in the display window.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 59 Create a CIM-based Schema Definition (cont’d) Schema Composer Tool

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 60 Create a CIM-based Schema Definition (cont’d)

Left-click the ‘New’ button in the ‘Schema Composer’ dialog box. A menu window will pop-up.

Left-click the ‘Schema’ option and the ‘New Schema Definition’ dialog box will appear.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 61 Create a CIM-based Schema Definition (cont’d)

The CIM Schema Enter the name of the Composer Profile is new CIM Profile. the default Schema Set. The Namespace field default is the CIM The Namespace field will standard prefix. auto-populate with the CIM Profile name. Select ‘Model Artifact’ option for where to save Left-click the folder icon the profile. This will save in the ‘Save Profile To’ the profile within the EA panel of the ‘New model file. Schema Definition’ dialog box. A ‘Navigator’ window will pop up.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 62 Create a CIM-based Schema Definition (cont’d)

Left-click the package icon to select the desired CIM profile package in the ‘Navigator’ window.

Left-click the ‘OK’ button to complete the package selection. The ‘Navigator’ window will disappear.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 63 Create a CIM-based Schema Definition (cont’d)

The Name of the selected package will appear in the ‘Save Profile To’ panel of the ‘New Schema Definition’ window

Left-click the ‘OK’ button A schema profile artifact in the ‘New Schema will be created in the Definition’ window. selected package

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 64 Populate the Schema Definition

Drag the applicable CIM classes into the Schema Classes window from the diagram created for the CIM Profile

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 65 Select Root Elements

Right-click on the icon of a class that is to be a root element.

Left-click on the ‘Set element as root option. The menu will disappear and the class will change to have a red bar across the top to indicate it is a root class. A pop-up menu will appear.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 66 Select Root Elements (cont’d)

Repeat the process until all root elements have been selected. They will appear with red tops on their icons.

Root elements

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 67 Select Attributes

The class name and attributes of the class will appear in the ‘Attributes’ panel

Left-click the icon of the desired class

Check the boxes of the attributes that will be elements in the CIM Profile

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 68 Restrict Attribute Cardinality

Restrict the cardinality of the property as required.

Left-click the ‘OK’ button to save changes.

Right-click the shaded area of an included Left-click the ‘Restrict this property’ class attribute. A option on the menu. A ‘Property menu will pop up. Restrictions’ dialog box will appear.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 69 Restrict Schema Elements

Right-click the class. A Restrict the cardinality of menu will pop up. the class as required.

Left-click the ‘OK’ button to save changes.

Left-click the ‘Edit root element cardinality’ option on the menu. A ‘Restrictions’ dialog box will appear.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 70 Update Profile and Generate Schema

Left-click the ‘Generate’ button in the ‘Profile’ section of the Schema Composer tool. The ‘Schema Export’ dialog will appear.

Left-click the ‘XML Schema (XSD)’ option in the ‘Schema Export’ dialog box to specify Left-click the ‘Update’ the type of profile to be button in the ‘Profile’ generated. section of the Schema Composer tool. The schema Left-click the ‘Generate’ artifact in the model will be button to start schema updated with the edits generation and exportation. applied to the profile. A directory browser dialog will appear.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 71 Update Profile and Generate Schema (cont’d)

Select or create When the exportation is complete, a the folder in the message box will appear. Left-click file system the ‘OK’ button to close the where the CIM message box. Profile will be exported.

Left-click the ‘OK’ button to export the CIM Profile to the specified file system location.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 72 Importing and Validating A CIM Profile

Profile Importing And Validating A CIM Profile

You can import Schemas compatible with the Schema Composer, into Enterprise Architect using the Schema Importer. The Schema Importer validates the Schema and creates a Schema type Schema Composer Profile upon successful validation, that can be viewed directly in the Schema Composer. Importing And Validating A CIM Profile (cont’d) ❖ Currently, you can use the Schema Importer to import these Schemas: ➢ Common Information Model (CIM) specific XML Schema ➢ Common Information Model (CIM) specific RDFS XML CIM University Track 3 – CIM Tools

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 76 Track 3 Session Wrap Up

77 Track 3 Session Wrap Up CIM University Track 3 – CIM Tools Backup Slides

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 80 Downloading & Installing Enterprise Architect

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 81 Download the CIM

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 82 User Guide Reference Pages

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User Interface User Guide Reference Pages The Start Page: /14.0/user_interface/thestartpage140.html EA Ribbons: /14.0/user_interface/ribbons.html Start Ribbon: /14.0/user_interface/overview_start_ribbon.html Design Ribbon: /14.0/ user_interface/overview_design_ribbon.html Layout Ribbon: /14.0/user_interface/overview_layout_ribbon.html Specialize Ribbon: /14.0/user_interface/overview_extend_ribbon.html Publish Ribbon: /14.0/user_interface/overview_publish_ribbon.html Construct Ribbon: /14.0/user_interface/overview_construct_ribbon.html Simulate Ribbon: /14.0/user_interface/overview_simulate_ribbon.html Code Ribbon: /14.0/user_interface/overview_code_ribbon.html Execute Ribbon: /14.0/user_interface/overview_execute_ribbon.html Configure Ribbon: /14.0/user_interface/overview_configure_ribbon.html Specification – Specify Ribbon: /14.0/user_interface/specification_specify_ribbon.html Document Edit Ribbon: /14.0/user_interface/overview_edit_ribbon.html Keyboard Shortcuts: /14.0/user_interface/keyboardshortcuts.html Diagram Shortcuts: /14.0/user_interface/quick_keys.html

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 83 User Guide Reference Pages

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Customization User Guide Reference Pages Customization: /14.0/user_interface/defaultandusersettings.html Visual Styles: /14.0/user_interface/visualstyles.html Customize Dialog: /14.0/user_interface/thecustomizewindow.html Workspace Layouts: /14.0/ user_interface/manage_workspace_layout.html Workspace Layouts Toolbar: /14.0/user_interface/workspaceviews.html Customizing Ribbon Sets: /14.0/user_interface/ribbon_menus.html Local Options: /14.0/user_interface/configurelocaloptions.html

Schema Composer User Guide Reference Pages Generate Schema File: /14.0/model_domains/generate_a_schema_file.html CIM Schema Guide: /14.0/model_domains/sc_cim_schema_guide.html Create a Schema Profile: /14.0/model_domains/create_a_schema_profile.html Schema Compositions: /14.0/model_domains/schema_compositions.html Schema Analysis: /14.0/model_domains/sc_schema_analysis.html

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 84 User Guide Reference Pages

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Model Navigation User Guide Reference Pages Model Navigation: /14.0/model_navigation/model_navigation.html Exploring Your Model: /14.0/model_navigation/navigate_exploring_your_model.html The Project Browser: /14.0/model_navigation/projectexplorer.html Model Views: /14.0/model_navigation/model_views.html Package Browser: /14.0/model_navigation/reportview.html Finding Information: /14.0/model_navigation/search_finding_information.html Model Search: /14.0/model_navigation/search_view.html Traceability: /14.0/model_navigation/traceability.html

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 85 User Guide Reference Pages

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Modeling User Guide Reference Pages Perspectives: /14.0/modeling_tools/what_perspectives.html Views: /14.0/modeling_tools/manageviews.html Packages: /14.0/modeling_tools/packagetasks.html Model Wizard: /14.0/modeling_tools/model_wizard.html Diagrams: /14.0/modeling_tools/umldiagram.html Elements: /14.0/modeling_tools/workingwithumlelements.html Properties Window: /14.0/modeling_tools/proptab.html Notes: /14.0/modeling_tools/notetab.html Model Glossary: /14.0/modeling_tools/modelglossaryoverview.html Bookmarks: /14.0/modeling_tools/managebookmarks.html Editing Documents /14.0/modeling_tools/editing_documents_and_templates.html and Templates:

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 86 Introduction to Enterprise Architect

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 87 Enterprise Architect User Interface

Enterprise Architect Ribbons Project Browser Window Diagram Window Element Properties Window Toolbars Keyboard Shortcuts

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 88 Start Ribbon Interface

The 'Start' ribbon provides a range of facilities for exploring, navigating and viewing the information in the repository. These include tools to navigate and search for items, to view the important events, messages, discussions and work that is relevant to a modeler on a given day, and to view and change your workspace settings, including styles and preferences. This ribbon also provides access to the Help facilities, including registering license keys and checking for updates.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 89 Design Ribbon Interface

The 'Design' ribbon is used to develop and visualize a model by creating diagrams, matrices and lists of important aspects of the system. Requirements and other specifications can be created and viewed and, regardless of the technology or language of expression, compelling representations can be created, viewed and tied together to form either powerful blueprints of a system to be implemented or documentation of an existing system.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 90 Layout Ribbon Interface

The 'Layout' ribbon can be used to create sophisticated views of a model alignment of elements and sections to create high-quality diagrams. Diagrams are one of the most powerful and compelling ways of visualizing information. The appearance of elements in diagrams can be completely changed by adding border, fill and text colors, creating meaning and appeal. Diagram Filters and Layout tools can be used to automatically change the appearance of diagrams, and Swimlanes and Roadmaps can be configured, adding rich presentations. A filter can be applied to hide elements that don't meet a specific condition, and a range of helpers can assist with element alignment.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 91 Specialize Ribbon Interface

The 'Specialize' ribbon provides facilities to enable and access Add-Ins (extensions written in COM) and MDG Technologies that interact with the Enterprise Architect user interface to extend and specialize the product's capabilities.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 92 Publish Ribbon Interface

The 'Publish' ribbon brings together all the tools for publishing, documenting and importing and exporting valuable model assets in a wide range of formats and styles, ranging from publications for corporate audiences to spreadsheets, XML schemas, Patterns, Reusable Assets and much more. The model is the repository of valuable organizational information and knowledge, and people who don't access the model directly can still get access to this knowledge through this panel of tools.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 93 Configure Ribbon Interface

The 'Configure' ribbon is used for managing the way a repository is used, from the setup of reference data, security and version control to audits and integrity checks. Enterprise Architect is a powerful and flexible platform and can be configured to suit any enterprise, business or technical team.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 94 Project Browser Window The Project Browser is a window that displays Packages, diagrams, elements and element features in a tree-like structure, reflecting the arrangement of elements and Packages within your model. The Project Browser is the primary mechanism for browsing and exploring your model and is the jumping off point for many of the most important features in Enterprise Architect. Ribbon Access: Start Ribbon Navigation: Explore > Browse > Project Browser Or Show > Portals > Window > Explore > Project Browser Keyboard Shortcut: Alt+0

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 95 Diagram Window

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 96 Element Properties Window

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 97 Toolbox Window

Ribbon Access: Design Ribbon Navigation: Diagram > Toolbox Keyboard Shortcut: Alt+5

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 98 Enterprise Architect Keyboard Shortcuts

Shortcut Operation Ctrl+N Create a new EA project Ctrl+O Open an EA project Ctrl+Z Undo a change Ctrl+Y Redo an undone change Ctrl+M Add a new element Ctrl+W Add a new package Ctrl+U Find element in diagrams Alt+Enter Open Properties window Alt+G Find element in Project Browser F2 Edit the selected property values

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 99 Configuring Enterprise Architect

Configure General Options Configure Window Behavior Configure Diagram Options Configure Visual Style Configure XML Specifications Configure Model-Specific Options Specify Required MDG Technologies Configure Customizations

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 100 Configure General Options

Ribbon Access: Start Ribbon Navigation: View > Preferences > General Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+F9 | General

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 101 Configure Window Behavior

Ribbon Access: Start Ribbon Navigation: View > Preferences > General > Window Behavior Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+F9 | General | Window Behavior

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 102 Configure Diagram Options

Ribbon Access: Start Ribbon Navigation: View > Preferences > General > Diagram Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+F9 | General | Diagram

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 103 Configure Visual Style

Ribbon Access: Start Ribbon Navigation: View > Visual Style > Visual Style

It is possible to change the overall style and color of the Enterprise Architect user interface to match the standard styles (or themes) of a number of Microsoft Office and Visual Studio product releases. The styles are applied uniformly across all displays, dialogs, windows, views and ribbons.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 104 Configure XML Specifications

Ribbon Access: Start Ribbon Navigation: View > Preferences > XML Specifications Keyboard Shortcut: Ctrl+F9 | XML Specifications

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 105 Configure Model Specific Options

Ribbon Access: Configure Ribbon Navigation: Configure > Model > Options

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 106 Specify Required MDG Technologies

Ribbon Access: Configure Ribbon Navigation: Configure > Model > Options > MDG Technologies

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 107 Configure Customizations

It is possible to customize the Enterprise Architect toolbar and keyboard commands and how they are displayed and made available to you. You perform these tasks using the 'Customize' dialog. The following user interface customization are made using the ‘Customize’ dialog:

Customize Commands Customize Toolbars Add Custom Tools Customize Keyboard Shortcuts Customize Submenus Customize Options

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 108 Configure Customizations

Ribbon Access: Start Ribbon Ribbon Access: Start Ribbon Navigation: View > Visual Style > Customize… > Navigation: View > Visual Style > Customize… > Commands Toolbars

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 109 Configure Customizations

Ribbon Access: Start Ribbon Ribbon Access: Start Ribbon Navigation: View > Visual Style > Customize… > Navigation: View > Visual Style > Customize… > Tools Keyboard

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 110 Configure Customizations

Ribbon Access: Start Ribbon Ribbon Access: Start Ribbon Navigation: View > Visual Style > Customize… > Navigation: View > Visual Style > Customize… > Menu Options

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 112 EA 13 – EA 14 User Interface Comparison

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 113 EA 13 – EA 14 User Interface Comparison

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 114 EA 13 – EA 14 User Interface Comparison

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 115 EA 13 – EA 14 User Interface Comparison

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 116 EA 13 – EA 14 User Interface Comparison

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 117 EA 13 – EA 14 User Interface Comparison

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 118 Modeling XSD in Enterprise Architect

You can model XML schemas at two levels, using UML Class Diagrams that:

Have no XML schema-specific implementation details, to be generated directly by Enterprise Architect's Schema Generator; the generator applies a set of default mappings to convert the abstract model Package to a W3C XML Schema (XSD) file.

Are refined with XML schema-specific definitions using the 'XML Schema' pages of the Diagram Toolbox, which provides the structures of the UML profile for XSD.

Enterprise Architect and the CIM 119 How To Create A Schema Composer Model 1. Open an EA project file containing your CIM compliant model from your file system.

Double-click EA icon on desktop or Right-click EA icon in taskbar and left-click ‘Enterprise Architect’. Enterprise Architect will open. Press Ctrl + O to open a project file. The ‘Manage Projects’ dialog box will open (Figure 1-1). If the desired file appears in the ‘Recent Projects’ window, left-click the Project Name and left-click the ‘Open’ button. The file will open in Enterprise Architect. Proceed to Step 2. Else, left-click the down arrow in the ‘Local File’ field. A drop-down menu will appear. Select the ‘Browse’ option in the drop-down menu. A ‘Select Enterprise Architect Project to Open’ dialog box will open. Navigate to the EA project file you want to open. Left-click on the filename in the dialog window and click the ‘Open’ button. The file will open in Enterprise Figure 1-1 Architect.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 120 How To Create A Schema Composer Model 2. Create a package structure for CIM Profiles.

Create Profile Root Model Nodes Right-click the ‘XYZ Information Model’ icon. A menu window will open. Left-click the ‘Add Root Node…’ option. A ‘Create Root Node’ dialog box will open (Figure 2-1). Enter ‘CIM Standard Profiles’ in the Model Name field Figure 2-1 and left-click the ‘OK’ button. A root node will be added to the project with the name ‘CIM Standard Profiles’. Repeat the prior 3 steps to create a root node named ‘XYZ CIM-Based Profiles’. The EA Project Browser should look like Figure 2-2.

Figure 2-2

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 121 How To Create A Schema Composer Model 2. Create a package structure for CIM Profiles.

Create Profile Package Hierarchies Left-click the ‘CIM Standard Profiles’ icon to select the root model. Enter Ctrl + w. The ‘New Package’ dialog box will appear (Figure 2-3). Enter ‘61968 Profiles’ in the Name field and left-click the ‘OK’ button. A package with that name will be Figure 2-4 added in the ‘CIM Standard Profiles’ model. Repeat the prior 3 steps to create the package structure shown in Figure 2- 4. Repeat the prior 4 steps for the ‘XYZ CIM-Based Profiles’ root model to create the package structure shown Figure 2-3 in Figure 2-5.

Figure 2-5

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 122 How To Create A Schema Composer Model 2. Create a package structure for CIM Profiles. CIM Standard Profiles Package Structure The complete ‘CIM Standard Profiles’ package structure is shown in the figures below.

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 123 How To Create A Schema Composer Model 3. Create a class diagram containing the CIM Classes that will be used in the CIM Profile.

Navigate to the ‘CIM Standard Profiles > 61968 Profiles > 61968-9 Meter Reading and Control Profiles’ package. Left-click on the ‘61968-9 Meter Reading and Control Profiles’ package icon to select the package. Left-click on the ‘Ribbon > Design > Diagram > Insert’ icon (Figure 3-1). A ‘New Diagram’ dialog box will appear (Figure 3-2, next slide).

Left-click this icon Figure 3-1

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 124 How To Create A Schema Composer Model 3. Create a class diagram containing the CIM Classes that will be used in the CIM Profile.

Enter ‘GetMeterConfigProfile Model’ in ‘Diagram’ field and left-click the ‘OK’ button. A new diagram will be created and opened in the diagram section of the EA workspace.

Figure 3-2

CIM University - Enterprise Architect and the CIM 125 How To Create A Schema Composer Model 3. Create a class diagram containing the CIM Classes that will be used in the CIM Profile.

Drag the following classes onto the diagram from the Project Browser: Core::IdentifiedObject Core::Name Core::NameType Core::NameTypeAuthority Common::OrganisationRole Customers::Customer Customers::CustomerAgreement Customers::CustomerAccount Customers::ServiceLocation Metering::EndDevice Metering::Meter Metering::UsagePoint Metering::UsagePointGroup Arrange the classes on the diagram so the diagram is easy to read. An example of a diagram layout is shown in Figure 3-3.

Figure 3-2

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