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가져오기/내보내기 : XMI용 netbeans (Import/export : netbeans for XMI)
나는 UML 활동 다이어그램을 BPEL로 변환하는 기사를 따랐습니다. XMI 파일을 가져오기 위해 "SDE EE‑NB 가져오기"를 찾은 단계 중 하나에서 이것이 의미하는 바는 무엇입니까? 
이 기사의 링크는 https://af8pdfs.semanticscholar.org/2674/a56795560
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방법 1:
Those menu entries are not part of standard NetBeans. You need to integrate Visual Paradigm with NetBeans to get them.
From the link you provided:
NetBeans enables the user to import the XMI file from the system and generate the corresponding BPEL code accordingly. Figure 3 describes the methodology for transforming UML Functional Requirements into a BPEL Specification.
VP – UML is an environment where UML diagrams can be developed. But, the UML modeling tool must be integrated with the NetBeans in order to generate the BPEL specification. Once the integration is successful, XMI documents can be generated from the VP – UML and can be imported into NetBeans...
Here are some instructions on how to integrate Visual Paradigm and NetBeans, though I don't know if that is the latest version.
Also, note that Visual Paradigm is a commercial product, and they only offer a free trial for 30 days.
Update based on clarification of the problem from the OP:
The VP documentation specifically mentions what to do if the VP menu entries are missing in NetBeans after integration:
NOTE: If you cannot find any Visual Paradigm menus in NetBeans after the installation, it could be due to our plug‑in failed to be recognized by NetBeans. To solve this problem, please deactivate any plug‑in in NetBeans and restart NetBeans.
You can manage plug‑in in NetBeans by selecting Tools > Plugin in NetBeans.
Also, you can check the NetBeans log for errors relating to Visual Paradigm and update your post with details of any relevant information. The log will be named messages.log and will reside under your NetBeans installation folder in the log folder. There may also be older logs named messages.log.1, messages.log.2, etc. which could contain relevant information.
(by Hadjer Kharrachi、skomisa)