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Contents Introduction Concepts User Help Modeler Help Browser Help
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Workstation Software IntegrationWorking with native content on the clientDocuments stored in the repositoryDocuments uploaded to the EVA Netmodeler repository will be available to authorised users on client workstations and will show as links in the user interface. Users can download the files to the workstation for local use by right clicking the link and choosing "save as" from the browser context menu. Refer to your browser documentation for help with saving web content if necessary. Alternatively, files can be launched for viewing or use in the relevant application by left clicking the link. This requires:
Modified DocumentsWhen documents have been modified locally they must be uploaded to the server in order to replace the existing version in the repository. This is achieved thru the upload functionality within the EVA Netmodeler browser user interface. A button is provided next to the relevant document link for this purpose when the item is edited in an EVA Netmodeler browser. Uploaded documents will replace the previous version and appear in association with the link. The previous copy on the server will have a date and time stamp appended to its file name and will be viewable as a previous version of the content via the versions button. See the section on Managing EVA Netmodeler Content for more detail on this. Using the EVA Netmodeler APIIt is possible to exchange data between workstation applications capable of scripting and EVA Netmodeler. This is achieved with the:
Refer to the Visual Modeling Interface section for more detail on using scripting to access EVA Netmodeler data. Exchanging content with SpreadsheetsVarious interfaces within EVA Netmodeler allow the immediate generation of CSV output from the content being viewed. These include:
If the browser is configured to launch an appropriate spreadsheet application for the .csv file type, then the spreadsheet application (e.g. Excel) will launch automatically with the relevant content. Some spreadsheet applications require CSV import process, while others automatically interpret the CSV data and display it as a spreadsheet. The data can then be modified and saved locally if required. It can also subsequently be imported via the CSV import feature. If the browser does not launch the spreadsheet automatically, a CSV text file will be displayed. User can right click and save as to use the file in a spreadsheet by loading directly from the spreadsheet file menu.
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