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Exporting
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Windchill Gateway for Cadence Allegro Design Workbench does not support publishing parts that have the same part number and belong to multiple organizations. You must only publish parts that belong to a single organization. Otherwise, results are unpredictable and can lead to data corruption.
The ExportWindchillPartsToLibrary script calls the Info*Engine task Export-Windchill-Parts-To-Library. This task creates an import.xml file containing parts that require synchronization and invokes the Allegro Design Workbench Librarystart_wb script with the arguments dataexchange -import windchill (where windchill is the synchronization directory name). The Adapter reads import.xml, synchronizes the data, generates the response file response.xml, and places it in the $ADW_XL_INTEG_ROOT/pcbdw_lib/exchange/sync/windchill/import/response directory.
Windchill reads the response data file by invoking the Info*Engine task Registry-Windchill-Parts-Imported-To-Library and registers the parts from this file on the server side. If there are no errors during registration, the import.xml and response.xml files are moved into the appropriate history folders.
The import history folder (directory) is:
$ADW_XL_INTEG_ROOT/pcbdw_lib/exchange/sync/windchill/import /history
The import response history folder (directory) is:
$ADW_XL_INTEG_ROOT/pcbdw_lib/exchange/sync/windchill/import/response/history
Once the files are moved to the history folder, a timestamp is added to the file name using the format: yy-mm-dd.hh_mm_ss_ms. For example: import.2009-08-26.10_17_21_281.xml, response.2009-08-26.10_17_19_293.xml.
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When using Allegro Design Workbench Library for the first time, a window can appear prompting you to create or select a Working Set (an analog of the Windchill workspace). You can continue on by creating a new Working Set using any name desired.