Intro
| Supported feature | Description |
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| Publishing | |
| Publishing documents | Publishing from both the graphical user interface and command line. |
| Automated document migration | Ability to update all documents on the server automatically using the command line after upgrading Cameo Collaborator. |
| Predefined document templates | Cameo Collaborator supports a number of predefined document templates you can use when publishing documents. Using different templates creates documents with different views of a model. |
| Custom document templates | You can use a modeling tool to create a custom document template or modify a predefined one. A custom document template allows you to define the appearance of the document portal, document structure, document views, and more. |
| Commenting | |
| Creating textual comments | You can create and edit textual comments for any element, including standard properties and relations. In addition, textual comments can be replied to, resolved, and deleted. |
| Creating graphical comments | You can create and edit graphical comments for images and diagrams of a published document. In addition, textual comments can be replied to, resolved, and deleted. |
| Comment search | You can search for comments by comment text, author, or creation date. |
| Comment filtering | You can filter comments by resolution status (resolved or unresolved), read status (read or unread), priority (high or low), and author. |
| Working with comments in a modeling tool | When comments are stored in a document, you can work with them in a modeling tool by using the comments panel. Note that the comments panel is unavailable if comments are stored in a model as model elements. |
| Working with comments as model elements | By default, comments are stored in documents. However, you can choose to store them inside a model. This allows you to work with comments as any other UML elements and use the benefits of the modeling tool functionalities. |
| Custom comment templates | If comments are stored in a project as model elements, you can create custom comment templates and change the appearance of comments displayed in the document. For example, you can add new input fields and properties, such as a version selection box or a Jira issue input field. |
| Subscribing to email notifications | You can subscribe to email notifications about all new and modified comments in a specific Cameo Collaborator document. |
| Model editing | |
| Editing element values | In Cameo Collaborator, you can edit the following element values:
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| Creating element values | In Cameo Collaborator, you can create the following element values:
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