Pro Engineer Wildfile DC2003210 Parasolid Import Help

Discussion in 'Pro/Engineer & Creo Elements/Pro' started by Darren DeCoste, Jun 17, 2004.

  1. I am trying to import a UG Parasolid file extionsion .X_T into Pro
    Wildfire but I have been unsuccessful. The message that I am getting
    is "No files or Directories found" My working directory is the
    location of the import file and I can browse to it and choose it with
    no problems. Can Pro import Parasolids from UG? Do I need to make a
    configuration change. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you


    Darren
     
    Darren DeCoste, Jun 17, 2004
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  2. Darren DeCoste

    Jeff Howard Guest

    I'm sure I don't have a clue. I'm working with the same DC, don't remember
    ever having enabled any options (there's one for export only), haven't had
    any problems with the few I've done.

    Are you sure it's a valid file? Part, assembly? The "not found" makes it
    sound like your file may have links to external part files (?).

    Invalid characters in file name?

    Sorry, all I can do is guess.

    If it's not very large (~ 1 MB) you can email it to me and I'll give it a
    whirl. Other possibles might include posting a plea for help to
    comp.cad.solidworks, or another ParaSolid based group. Steptools.com has a
    ParaSolid <--> STEP translaton service (free).

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    Jeff Howard, Jun 17, 2004
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  3. Darren DeCoste

    David Janes Guest

    : I am trying to import a UG Parasolid file extionsion .X_T into Pro
    : Wildfire but I have been unsuccessful. The message that I am getting
    : is "No files or Directories found" My working directory is the
    : location of the import file and I can browse to it and choose it with
    : no problems. Can Pro import Parasolids from UG? Do I need to make a
    : configuration change. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you
    :
    :
    : Darren

    Pro/e successfully imports Parasolid parts and assemblies. Can you export a part
    to Parasolid? Do you get messages when you start up saying there were
    "communication errors" and telling you that "certain functions will not be
    available"? I'm only guessing this might be the case because your software date
    code is too low. After the timeout bug was discovered and patch got installed
    about six months ago, everyone should have at least 2003490 for a date code. If
    you go to this ng's archive on Google Groups and search for 'timeout', there was a
    lot of discussion about it at that time. If you didn't get your software patched
    (Rip van Winkle syndrome, pirated software, etc.), you may be SOL.

    David Janes
     
    David Janes, Jun 17, 2004
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  4. Darren DeCoste

    Jeff Howard Guest

    ........... After the timeout bug was discovered and patch
    ? Is is possible that 2003490 was the first build to implement the timeout
    fix?

    I've flushed all that stuff from memory, but if I remember correctly there
    were two patches for foundation, one wasn't necessary for some things and
    the other necessary for everything. Just asking because I did apply one
    patch (am still running, anyway <g>) and still list datecode 2003210.
    (Curiosity question, mostly.)

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    Jeff Howard, Jun 17, 2004
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  5. Darren DeCoste

    David Janes Guest

    : > ........... After the timeout bug was discovered and patch
    : > got installed about six months ago, everyone should have
    : > at least 2003490 for a date code. ......................
    :
    : ? Is is possible that 2003490 was the first build to implement the timeout
    : fix?
    :
    : I've flushed all that stuff from memory, but if I remember correctly there
    : were two patches for foundation, one wasn't necessary for some things and
    : the other necessary for everything. Just asking because I did apply one
    : patch (am still running, anyway <g>) and still list datecode 2003210.
    : (Curiosity question, mostly.)
    :
    Ah, that's news to me. Maybe with a barebones install you only needed to patch
    pro_com_msg.exe or pglclock.exe, one of the smaller mod. Or maybe it mattered
    whether you had maintenance or whether silver or gold. Didn't you get some CDs (2,
    3?) expressed to you and do the equivalent of a fresh install?
     
    David Janes, Jun 17, 2004
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  6. Darren DeCoste

    Jeff Howard Guest

    ....Didn't you get some CDs (2, > 3?) expressed to you
    No, I didn't! Now that you mention it, I think I remember reading that 490
    was supposed to be shipped to maint customers. Oh, well.... cellophane,
    cellophane, that's my name; Mr. Cellophane....

    (I keep thinking I need to get off my duff and get WF2 CD's anyway....)
     
    Jeff Howard, Jun 17, 2004
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  7. David and everyone.

    Thank you for the reply. I was able to export a parasolid with no
    problem and then re-import it no problem also. I am assuming that the
    file that was sent to me is not a good Parasolid file. I do have a
    current license for the Pro Wildfire just I am slow at applying
    pataches:) Unfortunately I am unable to send the file to anybody else
    to have them check to see if they can pull it up, confidentiality
    agreements:) I do really appreciate the offers on that. Thank you
    for all your help.

    Darren
     
    Darren DeCoste, Jun 21, 2004
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