Downloads
This tool is designed to show the database structure through
evaluating the linksets, the tool can show the modules linked in
a particular link module or can work specifically from a source module
and recurse outwards
To install the utility download the file using the following
link, then simply run the executable. This will place a specialist shortcut on
your desktop, which you should use to test the tool. You may
wish to modify the shortcut if you have specialist doors servers
or use your own project and module addins. You can also choose
to download the Help file seperately (note that the help file is
included in the tool download)
Download Linkset Viewer from Here
Download Linkset Viewer Help File
The tool will install a new shortcut, on firing it
you should see a menu as follows on the database
window
The tool has a help file installed with it, you should use this
to see what it can do for you. The tool will display linksets in
png format. Very
complex graphs and relationships can be modelled by courtesy of the
powerful freeware graphing tool graphviz which underlies the
LinksetViewer.
A text editor is really an essential tool for any DXL writer. I
have used several over the years, but my favourite is PSPAD. The
following download will apply my DXL plugin to PSPAd and install
PSPad if it is not already installed. The next screenshot
highlights what the plugin gives you. Please download the
release notes for more details. Note that the release notes are
included in the Plugin download
Download Release Notes
Download PSPad DXL Plugin
The screenshot shows some of the plugin features. Seeing the errors in the
editor and clicking on them to go to the relevant line is
perhaps the most useful one
