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Perform the following general steps to install Teamcenter EDA:
1. Ensure your system meets minimum software and hardware requirements.
2. Install prerequisite applications and licenses. Verify proper operation before
continuing.
3. Install the Teamcenter EDA data model to the server, and install the Teamcenter
EDA client.
4. Configure creation of viewable files (optional).
Follow the directions in the subsequent sections of this chapter to perform these
steps.
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Clear Case Integration in Teamcenter
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The integration of ClearCase with Teamcenter Engineering brings in better version
management capabilities of software files in ClearCase, while doing product
modeling, workflow, and process management in Teamcenter. You can use the
Teamcenter Engineering rich client browser to manage the product data of the
hardware part of the product and use ClearCase to manage the product data of the
software part of the product. You can manage the development life cycle of software
designed for hardware whose data is already managed in Teamcenter.
The main tasks you can complete with the integration are as follows:
• Access ClearCase information from Teamcenter, allowing you to query and
access the ClearCase views and versioned object bases (VOB).
• Select, get information about, and update ClearCase files and directories.
The integration of ClearCase with Teamcenter Engineering brings in better version
management capabilities of software files in ClearCase, while doing product
modeling, workflow, and process management in Teamcenter. You can use the
Teamcenter Engineering rich client browser to manage the product data of the
hardware part of the product and use ClearCase to manage the product data of the
software part of the product. You can manage the development life cycle of software
designed for hardware whose data is already managed in Teamcenter.
The main tasks you can complete with the integration are as follows:
• Access ClearCase information from Teamcenter, allowing you to query and
access the ClearCase views and versioned object bases (VOB).
• Select, get information about, and update ClearCase files and directories.
AutoCAD Integration Release Notes
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This manual contains general notes, descriptions of known problems, and corrections
to the documentation. Teamcenter® Engineering belongs to the UGS® portfolio of
digital product lifecycle management software and services.
This document supplements the Teamcenter Engineering Help Library.
If you find information inconsistent with that found in that Teamcenter
Engineering Help Library, contact the UGS Global Technical Access Center
(GTAC) for clarification.
This manual contains general notes, descriptions of known problems, and corrections
to the documentation. Teamcenter® Engineering belongs to the UGS® portfolio of
digital product lifecycle management software and services.
This document supplements the Teamcenter Engineering Help Library.
If you find information inconsistent with that found in that Teamcenter
Engineering Help Library, contact the UGS Global Technical Access Center
(GTAC) for clarification.
Wiring Harness Design Tools
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This chapter provides an overview of the Teamcenter Engineering Integration for
Wiring Harness Design Tools and its capabilities.
This chapter includes the following topics:
• An introduction to wiring harnesses and their design.
• An overview of the STEP AP212 standard.
• The capabilities of the Teamcenter solution for wiring harness design.
• The fundamental objects you can manage with the Teamcenter Engineering
Integration for Wiring Harness Design Tools, including interfaces, connections
and signals.
• Working with fundamental wiring harness objects using Teamcenter applications
and APIs.
• User interface information
• API support
This chapter provides an overview of the Teamcenter Engineering Integration for
Wiring Harness Design Tools and its capabilities.
This chapter includes the following topics:
• An introduction to wiring harnesses and their design.
• An overview of the STEP AP212 standard.
• The capabilities of the Teamcenter solution for wiring harness design.
• The fundamental objects you can manage with the Teamcenter Engineering
Integration for Wiring Harness Design Tools, including interfaces, connections
and signals.
• Working with fundamental wiring harness objects using Teamcenter applications
and APIs.
• User interface information
• API support
the program files associated with the utilities
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Unless otherwise noted in the description of a utility, the program files
associated with the utilities described in this manual are located in the bin
directory under the Teamcenter Engineering application root directory.
Teamcenter Engineering administrators typically configure site workstations and
computers so that users can log in without manually setting the environment. If this
has not been done by your administrator, you must manually set the Teamcenter
Engineering environment before you can run a session.
IMAN_ROOT and IMAN_DATA are the only environment variable settings
required to run the core Teamcenter Engineering application. These variables can
be set automatically at login. However, there are several standalone utilities such as
install and clearlocks that also require that the entire Teamcenter Engineering
environment be set.
If you are unsure whether to perform this procedure, consult your administrator for
additional information.
Unless otherwise noted in the description of a utility, the program files
associated with the utilities described in this manual are located in the bin
directory under the Teamcenter Engineering application root directory.
Teamcenter Engineering administrators typically configure site workstations and
computers so that users can log in without manually setting the environment. If this
has not been done by your administrator, you must manually set the Teamcenter
Engineering environment before you can run a session.
IMAN_ROOT and IMAN_DATA are the only environment variable settings
required to run the core Teamcenter Engineering application. These variables can
be set automatically at login. However, there are several standalone utilities such as
install and clearlocks that also require that the entire Teamcenter Engineering
environment be set.
If you are unsure whether to perform this procedure, consult your administrator for
additional information.
Translation Solution Toolkit Installation
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A translation server functions as an independent compute server that translates files
from one format to other formats. It consists of a translation scheduler, translation
modules, and an optional test client. For better load balancing, each translation
module resides on a separate machine and is connected to the translation scheduler.
The scheduler sends translation tasks to the modules and they invoke one or more
translators to perform the translations.
The translation server allows you to perform translations either using a Web server
(Web mode) or through remote method invocation (RMI) mode. RMI is a standard
for distributed objects written in Java and uses a remote procedure call (RPC) to
invoke applications, components, and/or modules in a network. Translations using
the RMI mode are generally faster. The translation server standard installation
supports RMI mode.
• Web mode: For performing translations across a firewall. This mode requires a
Web server and a file server.
• RMI mode: For performing translations within a firewall. This mode requires
a common staging directory.
For more information about the Web mode and RMI mode, see Translation Process,
later in this chapter.
The scheduler balances the translation load in the event of multiple translation
requests. If you have numerous translation tasks in the scheduler queue at your
site, you can start multiple modules. Each module is automatically connected to
the translation scheduler and immediately starts participating in the translation
process.
The translation task request embeds information of the source file location and
type of translation. The module starts a separate thread to process each request.
On starting the thread, the module downloads the source file from the file server
or common staging directory location to a unique directory, invokes the required
translator, and starts the translation process. After the translation server
successfully completes the translation process, the module uploads the resulting files
to the file server or common staging directory location and notifies the scheduler.
The scheduler then communicates the status of the translation to the client.
A translation server functions as an independent compute server that translates files
from one format to other formats. It consists of a translation scheduler, translation
modules, and an optional test client. For better load balancing, each translation
module resides on a separate machine and is connected to the translation scheduler.
The scheduler sends translation tasks to the modules and they invoke one or more
translators to perform the translations.
The translation server allows you to perform translations either using a Web server
(Web mode) or through remote method invocation (RMI) mode. RMI is a standard
for distributed objects written in Java and uses a remote procedure call (RPC) to
invoke applications, components, and/or modules in a network. Translations using
the RMI mode are generally faster. The translation server standard installation
supports RMI mode.
• Web mode: For performing translations across a firewall. This mode requires a
Web server and a file server.
• RMI mode: For performing translations within a firewall. This mode requires
a common staging directory.
For more information about the Web mode and RMI mode, see Translation Process,
later in this chapter.
The scheduler balances the translation load in the event of multiple translation
requests. If you have numerous translation tasks in the scheduler queue at your
site, you can start multiple modules. Each module is automatically connected to
the translation scheduler and immediately starts participating in the translation
process.
The translation task request embeds information of the source file location and
type of translation. The module starts a separate thread to process each request.
On starting the thread, the module downloads the source file from the file server
or common staging directory location to a unique directory, invokes the required
translator, and starts the translation process. After the translation server
successfully completes the translation process, the module uploads the resulting files
to the file server or common staging directory location and notifies the scheduler.
The scheduler then communicates the status of the translation to the client.
information about the configuration and usage of Teamcenter
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This manual provides information about the configuration and usage of Teamcenter
for Simulation. Teamcenter® Engineering belongs to the UGS® portfolio of digital
product lifecycle management software and services
This manual contains the following chapters:
Chapter 1 Getting started provides an overview and license information
about CAE Structure Editor (CAE SE). It describes
the interface and the basic tasks involved in managing
engineering analysis data in Teamcenter. It provides
information about launching CAE SE, and configuring various
features and managing preferences specific to engineering
analysis data in Teamcenter. It discusses about the object
types that your administrator sets up for you.
Chapter 2 Preparing CAE data for analysis describes the process
of creating and managing engineering analysis data in
Teamcenter. It describes new CAE items, and provides
information about creating and revising CAE items and
sending items to CAE SE from other Teamcenter applications.
Chapter 3 Managing CAE data for analysis provides information about
managing engineering analysis data in CAE Structure Editor
(CAE SE) and generating CAE model structures using the
data map and/or structure map definitions. It describes
the Product, Model, and Analysis panes, and specific data
panel objects. It also describes the batch meshing feature in
Teamcenter.
Chapter 4 Defining structure map rules provides an overview and the
process of creating and managing structure map rules in
Structure Map Builder. It describes the interface and provides
information about launching Structure Map Builder.
This manual provides information about the configuration and usage of Teamcenter
for Simulation. Teamcenter® Engineering belongs to the UGS® portfolio of digital
product lifecycle management software and services
This manual contains the following chapters:
Chapter 1 Getting started provides an overview and license information
about CAE Structure Editor (CAE SE). It describes
the interface and the basic tasks involved in managing
engineering analysis data in Teamcenter. It provides
information about launching CAE SE, and configuring various
features and managing preferences specific to engineering
analysis data in Teamcenter. It discusses about the object
types that your administrator sets up for you.
Chapter 2 Preparing CAE data for analysis describes the process
of creating and managing engineering analysis data in
Teamcenter. It describes new CAE items, and provides
information about creating and revising CAE items and
sending items to CAE SE from other Teamcenter applications.
Chapter 3 Managing CAE data for analysis provides information about
managing engineering analysis data in CAE Structure Editor
(CAE SE) and generating CAE model structures using the
data map and/or structure map definitions. It describes
the Product, Model, and Analysis panes, and specific data
panel objects. It also describes the batch meshing feature in
Teamcenter.
Chapter 4 Defining structure map rules provides an overview and the
process of creating and managing structure map rules in
Structure Map Builder. It describes the interface and provides
information about launching Structure Map Builder.
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