问题
Apparently, links are not supposed to connect objects of modules which reside in different projects. I failed trying to create some, both manually as well as DXL-based.
My script
Module modA = edit("/foo/foo", true, false)
Module modB = read("/bar/bar", false)
Object objA = object(1472, modA)
Object objB = object(781, modB)
objA -> objB
The script prints the error:
-R-E- DXL: <Line:78> A linkset pairing restriction prevents the creation of links
from /foo/foo to /bar/bar.
No link will be created.
-I- DXL: execution halted
Is there any trick to bypass that and create a link using magic or hidden features?
回答1:
That is not a restriction for linking across Projects. This error is telling your two things:
There is no Linkset defined between the two documents specified.
The setting for
Mandatorylinksets is turned on in the document you are linking from.
I HIGHLY recommend leaving the Mandatory linksets turned on for all modules. Linksets give you the ability to organize the type of links that you are creating. If you turn this off, users can create linksets from anything to anything with any linkset they define on the fly. I have seen this cause big problems at different companies because you can't easily identify what links you want to analyze for traceability.
We have instead created a handful of link modules that we use for all links in our database. For Example:
Traceability Links
Reference Links
Glossary Links
etc...
This way, in any document we can reuse the same views and filters to view traceability across the Project or Projects. We then set up the linksets to use these link modules only.
Long story short, you need to create a linkset between Module A and Module B in Module A properties.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31201798/create-object-link-to-different-doors-project