If you are new to eadocX, the best place to start is by creating a Quick Document. Let eaDocX do the work of analyzing the structure of your document, and creating a document based on what it finds.
Choose from:
This shows how to create an eaDocX Quick Document for some Sparx EA User Stories.
This video shows an example where EA creates some data:
From this eaDocX will create a document
What did eaDocX just create?
eaDocX reads the EA model and creates the Quick document based on what it finds.
See what else Quick documents can do:
Quick Documents - for Use Cases
Quick Documents - for Requirements
(EA14 = Specialize, EA13 = Extensions, <EA13 = Add-Ins))
Shows how to use an eaDocX Quick Document to document some Requirements, and their related content.
This video shows how Quick Document works with more complex models by discovering the structure of your model, to give you a flying start ... towards creating an excellent Word document from your Sparx EA model.
Start by getting some test data from EA - a more complex model with multiple relationship types and tagged values - e.g. the Requirements Traceabilty Model.
Change the Quick Document defaults, and generate a new document
Use "Compact Document" to remove the (none) entries ( in Tools > Options and Settings menu) and regenerate.
This shows how to create a great-looking Word document for some Sparx EA Use Cases.
It includes the use of the "Compact Document" option, and how to change the Quick Document default formatting.
Note: this video has no audio.
The video starts by getting some test data from EA. This contains a Use Case which uses EA Structured Scenarios.
Each Use Case is formatted the same way - even if there is no data
Next let's look at the Quick Document defaults...