VecContent

A wide range of different systems, supporting different use cases, are used in the process of wiring harness development. All of them might have a VEC-Interface for input & output, so sooner or later the question arises “What are the expectations for the behavior of those interfaces?

The VEC has two major key concepts: PartVersion and DocumentVersion. Both are ItemVersions and both are used to reference / identify a piece of relevant information in a PDM context unambigiously.

VEC-Root The diagram above defines the class VecContent which is intended to be regarded as the top level root element for VEC documents. It is the declared entry point to the information that a VEC file contains.

VEC-Root The diagram above defines the class VecContent which is intended to be regarded as the top level root element for VEC documents. It is the declared entry point to the information that a VEC file contains.

VEC-Root The diagram above defines the class VecContent which is intended to be regarded as the top level root element for VEC documents. It is the declared entry point to the information that a VEC file contains.

VEC-Root The diagram above defines the class VecContent which is intended to be regarded as the top-level root element for VEC documents. It is the declared entry point to the information that a VEC file contains.

VEC-Root The diagram above defines the class VecContent which is intended to be regarded as the top-level root element for VEC documents. It is the declared entry point to the information that a VEC file contains.

VEC-Root The diagram above defines the class VecContent which is intended to be regarded as the top-level root element for VEC documents. It is the declared entry point to the information that a VEC file contains.

VEC-Root The diagram above defines the class VecContent which is intended to be regarded as the top-level root element for VEC documents. It is the declared entry point to the information that a VEC file contains.

VEC-Root The diagram above defines the class VecContent which is intended to be regarded as the top-level root element for VEC documents. It is the declared entry point to the information that a VEC file contains.