The adapters use the component schema files which need to be regenerated after changes have been made to the integration schema. There are commands in the Schema Editor for regenerating all, or just a selected component schema file. You can also regenerate all the component schemas from the SmartPlant Foundation Desktop Client.
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If the CMF file has changed, it is recommended you regenerate all the component schemas because the change may affect many components.
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If a pseudo file has been changed, the change may be localized to one component, in which case the single component schema can be regenerated.
The schema component file differs from the actual schema file just generated; it is a full stand-alone definition of the complete schema including all dependencies, such as the property definitions, all scoped by enumerated lists, and so on.
You can regenerate all the component schemas in one of two ways:
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By using the Regenerate Schema Files command on the shortcut menu of the CMF document in SmartPlant Foundation. This uses the scheduler to regenerate the files and automatically put them in the delivered location.
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By using the Schema Editor:
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Open the CMF file with the Schema Editor, selecting the applicable schema version.
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Click Tools > Schema > Generate Component Schema to create the component schema files in the same directory as the CMF files. Then move the scheme files to the location specified for schema files for the site in the Server Manager.
It may be necessary to manually remove any copies of these files from the user's
temp directory.
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To regenerate a new component schema file for a single schema component, use the Schema Editor:
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Open the CMF file with the Schema Editor, selecting the applicable schema version.
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Click Tools > Schema > Generate Component Schema.
This presents a list of component schemas for selection and then creates the new component schema file in the same directory as the CMF files. This needs to be moved to the location specified for schema files for the site in the Server Manager.