2.1 Version
Deseleting just one enumation literal with the Tool took me 5 minutes (!) and 15 seconds from click to reaction. The Tool occupied 50% of my dual core CPU within this time.
As you can see in the pciture, the enumaration atribute (here: 'boundary' from 'referentType') is quite deep inside the tree, which is obviously the problem.
The DATEX Tool of version 2.1 crashes after reading a specific XMI-file into the DATEX Tool and klicking the tab "selection".
The error ist attached as picture, Jonas Jäderberg is informed about the more detailed error text and the XMI causing this error.
To help users to understand better what is DATEX II
Developer oriented guidelines
The DATEX II information model is a vast model for all kinds of information that is possibly exchanged in the traffic and travel domain. In operational practise the implementers of information links focus on parts of the model only, as these parts are relevant for their operational exchange requirements.
Attached the release notes for DATEX II reporting differences with previous official version 2.0
V2.1 of the DATEX II platform independent model.
This can be viewed or managed by the Enterprise Architect Tool that can be downloaded here
In addition a browsable version of the model is also provided.
The DATEX II Exchange Platform Specific Model (Exchange PSM) has not been updated since the release of the v2.0 documentation set. Therefore all references to the Exchange PSM in this v2.1 release documentation set refer to the Exchange PIM in the v2.0 documentation set which can be downloaded from here.
Updated WSDL for 2.1 can be downloaded here. Only change is that it refers to the 2.1 XML schema.
The DATEX II Exchange Platform Independent Model (Exchange PIM) has not been updated since the release of the v1.0 documentation set. Therefore all references to the Exchange PIM in this v2.1 release documentation set refer to the Exchange PIM in the v1.0 documentation set which can be downloaded from here.
This document is a guideline for creating extensions in DATEX II.