ReqIF import error: Type 'reqifxhtml:div' has not been found in the registry

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Gordon Lai
Gordon Lai 2019-12-12
评论： Gordon Lai 2019-12-23
When using Simulink Requirements, trying to import requirements from a ReqIF file, the GUI reports:
"Invalid ReqIF file. Error details: Type 'reqifxhtml:div' has not been found in the registry."
Simulink_Reqs_import_reqif_v2.png
Within the ReqIF file I have exists a number of lines of code of the following format:
<THE-VALUE><reqif-xhtml:div xmlns:reqif-xhtml="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">156-PMU-RQ-015</reqif-xhtml:div></THE-VALUE>
Is this class unsupported?
Is there a workaround for this?

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Bill Aldrich
Bill Aldrich 2019-12-13
Hi Gordon,
I can help you with this.
I just reviewed our source code and confirmed that the error you see inidicates the organization of your reqif file does not match the expected organization as defined by the reqif standard. We have tested our importer with many external tools and it is unusual to find this kind of issue.
The easiest way for us to help you is if you can provide us the reqif file through our regular tech support channels. It will also be helpful if you can provide more details on the source of the reqif file, the tool where it was produced and its version, and information about your setup.
Thanks,
Bill
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Bill Aldrich
Bill Aldrich 2019-12-19
Gordon,
You may need to adjust attribute mapping to get the content to display the way you need. You can access this by selecting the import node in the requirement hierarchy and expanding the "Attribute Mapping" section:
att_mapping.png

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