@Ankit Naik

the error message makes no sense. Also, this post should be added to the SystemModeler group

Regards

Jeff,

Two things are wrong:

1. you forgot a component (you use R2 but don't specify it)

   components = {"S" \[Element] 
       "Modelica.Thermal.HeatTransfer.Sources.FixedHeatFlow", 
      "R1" \[Element] 
       "Modelica.Thermal.HeatTransfer.Components.ThermalResistor", 
      "R2" \[Element] 
       "Modelica.Thermal.HeatTransfer.Components.ThermalResistor", 
      "T" \[Element] 
       "Modelica.Thermal.HeatTransfer.Sources.FixedTemperature"};
   

and 2. You got the port names wrong for the heat components:

    connections = {"S.port" \[UndirectedEdge] "R1.port_a", 
       "R1.port_b" \[UndirectedEdge] "R2.port_a", 
       "R2.port_b" \[UndirectedEdge] "T.port"};

Now it works (although your model has 2 sources connected with resistors so it does not do anything interesting -- I assume you were just trying to get a simple example to work)

The error message is not at all helpful so I will report it to Wolfram in Sweden so they can fix it.

I found the best way to get started is to go into SystemModeler (WSM) and view the components there -- even create a basic model and then change/update/recreate it in MMA once you have the component names and ports correct. You can also build a simple model in WSM and do this in MMA to get the correct syntax (essentially reversing your process):

model = SystemModel["Model1"]
comp = foo["Components"]
conn = foo["Connections"]

This will give you the strings you need for the component names (or just hover your mouse over the output objects)

comp //InputForm

Regards,

Neil