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===10.1.4===
===10.1.4===
*Added ability to assign a URD to a BlockSim block in a Synthesis repository. Includes ability to get an array of BlockSim block names, RBDs, fault trees and properties.
*Added ability to assign a URD to a BlockSim block in a Synthesis repository. Includes ability to get an array of BlockSim block names, RBDs, fault trees and properties.
*Expanded reference documentation to cover <code>WeibullDataSet</code>, <code>ALTADataSet</code> and <code>WAPlot</code> objects.
*Added ability to define event procedures for <code>Repository</code>, <code>WeibullDataSet</code> and <code>ALTADataSet</code> objects.
*Added ability to define event procedures for <code>Repository</code>, <code>WeibullDataSet</code> and <code>ALTADataSet</code> objects.



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API Reference Documentation

Before you upgrade to the latest version of the Synthesis API, review what's new and what has changed since the last version. The latest version may have introduced some code-breaking changes, requiring you to make changes to your code before upgrading.


How to get the latest version of the Synthesis API object library file

The object library file is located in the folder where the Synthesis application is installed. By default, this folder is at "C:\Program Files\ReliaSoft\Synthesis 10". (For Version 9, it is "C:\Program Files\ReliaSoft\Synthesis 9".)

To get the latest version of the file, choose File > Help > Check for Updates or download the latest software update from our website at http://www.ReliaSoft.com/synthesis/downloads.htm. You may need to to update the library reference of your custom applications to point to the location of the object library file. For VBA applications, use the SynthesisAPI.tlb file. For VB.NET applications, use the SynthesisAPI.dll file.


Highlights

Here's a brief overview of the most significant enhancements and deprecations in the API since the previous version.


10.1.4

  • Added ability to assign a URD to a BlockSim block in a Synthesis repository. Includes ability to get an array of BlockSim block names, RBDs, fault trees and properties.
  • Added ability to define event procedures for Repository, WeibullDataSet and ALTADataSet objects.


10.1.1

  • Added ability to get global and reference resources. An optional Filter parameter has been added to the following methods. The filter's default value is 0, which returns local resources.
  • Added a class that allows VBA users to change the API library language.
  • Added a method for getting a single system hierarchy item.
  • Added new user-defined properties to relevant resource classes.
  • Deprecated a couple of obsolete properties.
  • Various fixes and non-breaking changes.


10.0.3

Initial public release for Synthesis API 10.

Improved flexibility

  • Added all new classes and methods for accessing FMEA and related data from Xfmea, RCM++ and RBI.
  • Added several new methods in the Repository class to provide more options for manipulating Synthesis resources. The most significant of these is the ability to get a single resource from a Synthesis repository. You are no longer limited to using arrays to access a particular resource item.

New features incorporated

  • Added new properties and enumerations in the cAction class to take advantage of the expanded action-tracking capabilities introduced in the latest version of the Synthesis platform. This includes action properties relevant to the project planner and Xfmea/RCM++/RBI test plans.
  • For all resource objects (e.g., cModel, cURD, cCrew, etc.), added a new set of properties for accessing the Synthesis identifiers fields in the platform.

Deprecations

  • The Repository class has been restructured to organize its growing number of members. All of its members are now organized into fields named after the object type they apply to. For example, the Repository.GetAllModels() method, which returns a cModel object, has been renamed to Repository.Model.GetAllModels(); similarly, the Repository.ImportBlockSimXMLFile method has been renamed to Repository.BlockSim.ImportBlockSimXMLFile, etc. The previous versions of the methods still exist so your code is not broken, but they are deprecated and may be removed in future versions of the API.