GentleWare launches Poseidon for UML 2.3 version GENTLEWARE launches Poseidon for UML 2.3 version
Gentleware AG, which is headquartered in Hamburg, has introduced the latest version of Poseidon for UML today. Unlike the previous version, the new version contains enhancement support for UML2.0 standard elements such as interfaces (ports), connector (Connector), and new graphics, Poseidon for UML is the first development of geographical distribution Members can operate the same model at the same time and can see the real-time modified UML Case tools for colleagues. The software is now available at www.gentleware.com.
At the CEBIT exhibition in March, GentleWare launched an enterprise version and showing a huge interest in the team function of Poseidon. The next major move is the graphic support of UML2.0 and new UML2.0 elements such as interfaces and Support for connectors, these initiatives make Poseidon more highlighted relative to other UML Case tools.
Dr. Marko Boger, president of GentleWare AG, believes that "through version 2.3, we have proven: Different from most other developers, GentleWare has complied with the upcoming UML2.0 standard. We will unswervingly move along the road, In the second half of this year, you will see that Poseidon has 100% based on the UML2.0 meta-model warehouse. "
Poseidon For UML currently has a shared version (free), standard version (1999), a professional version (699 euro), an enterprise version (1249 euros), and embedded version (1249 Euro), you can www.gentleware. COM get.
From the following address, you can download the printable UML2.0 graphic: http://gentleware.com/company/pressReleases.php4
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Figure 4-2. Navigation Pane in Stattauto Model.
The Model Stattauto Contains Many Packages (E.Aalysis, Business Process Model, And Design) AS Well A Large Number of Diagrams (Overview, Implement: overview, ...).
Select the class diagram Container Class Analysis-Packages by clicking on it in the Navigation pane. The selected diagram will then be displayed in the Diagram pane, which is located to the right of the Navigation Pane. The 'Container Class Analysis-Packages' diagram (Figure 6-3) Visualizes The Dependencies Between The Included Packages: Account, Member, Reservation, Vehicle, User, And Rates.
Figure 4-3. Class diagram 'Container Class Analysis-Packages'Inside the packages you can find further diagrams, but to quickly browse through the existing diagrams you need not navigate through the packages themselves. You can find diagrams directly (and much more quickly Using the diagram tree.
Changing the navigation view
Let's now Take A Quick Look at The Diagram Tree, Which Can Be Seen In The Diagram CENTRIC View. At The Top of The Navigation Pane, There IS A DROP-DOWN Selection Box. Select The Diagram CENTRIC View.
Figure 4-4. Change a view in the navigation pane
Now Your Navigation Pane Should Look Like this:
This view sorts the model elements according to the diagrams in which they are included. Of course, this view includes only includes those model elements that are included in at least one diagram. The organization of this view has the advantage of quick navigation to any diagram or to the elements they contain. It logically follows that sometimes the Diagram Centric view and at other times the Package Centric view is more useful. Take a few moments now to look at the other available views.
Source Code Tab
Available for Different Elements, Based Upon The Target Language Selected Shows The Code Generated by Poseidon
Figure 6-8. Source Code Tab for a class
Latest version: Poseidon for UML PE 6.0.1
Use the new Delphi code automatically generated again, and the interface is also displayed in the localization language.
Studying and using UML2.0 can try it.
