SDE-EC is a UML tool that is integrated with Eclipse and supports all types of UML diagrams and code engineering. It offers new features, such as Mind Mapping Diagram, Callout and Freehand shape, Nicknamer, Model Transitor, and Perforce Integration.
SDE for Eclipse is a valuable UML CASE tool that is seamlessly integrated with Eclipse. The software covers the entire software lifecycle, supporting analysis, design, implementation, testing, and deployment. This UML modeling tool streamlines the development process and allows for the creation of high-quality applications in a shorter timeframe and with fewer expenses.
Users can draw any type of UML diagram within the Eclipse environment, generate Java code, create documentation, and reverse engineer Java code to class diagrams, among other features. SDE supports UML version 2.1 and boasts impressive capabilities such as business process diagrams, mind mapping, requirement modeling that auto-generates requirement IDs (enhanced), event-driven process chains, organization charts, etc.
New features such as navigate between operation and sequence diagrams, better annotation for sequence diagrams, callout and freehand shape, nicknamer for creating translated copies of the model, user interface designer, data flow diagram, and use case details editor make the tool more versatile and user-friendly. ORM support to generate Java objects from databases, database generation, and reverse engineering, reverse-engineering of Java, C, ++XML, .NET exe/dll, CORBA IDL, and Python.
Moreover, SDE offers automatic diagram layout, reroutes connector, modeling collaboratively with VP Teamwork Server, CVS, Subversion, and Perforce. It provides multilingual support, the ability to access code for a floating license, and so much more.
In addition to SDE for Eclipse, Visual Paradigm offers several other valuable UML Modeling Tools and UML Plugins for different platforms, such as SDE for Oracle JDeveloper, Borland JBuilder, IntelliJ IDEA, NetBeans, Sun ONE, and WebLogic Workshop. For the Windows platform, there is SDE for Microsoft Visual Studio, among others. In conclusion, SDE for Eclipse is a highly efficient and user-friendly software for UML modeling and CASE tools with several features, making it an ideal choice for developers.
Users can draw any type of UML diagram within the Eclipse environment, generate Java code, create documentation, and reverse engineer Java code to class diagrams, among other features. SDE supports UML version 2.1 and boasts impressive capabilities such as business process diagrams, mind mapping, requirement modeling that auto-generates requirement IDs (enhanced), event-driven process chains, organization charts, etc.
New features such as navigate between operation and sequence diagrams, better annotation for sequence diagrams, callout and freehand shape, nicknamer for creating translated copies of the model, user interface designer, data flow diagram, and use case details editor make the tool more versatile and user-friendly. ORM support to generate Java objects from databases, database generation, and reverse engineering, reverse-engineering of Java, C, ++XML, .NET exe/dll, CORBA IDL, and Python.
Moreover, SDE offers automatic diagram layout, reroutes connector, modeling collaboratively with VP Teamwork Server, CVS, Subversion, and Perforce. It provides multilingual support, the ability to access code for a floating license, and so much more.
In addition to SDE for Eclipse, Visual Paradigm offers several other valuable UML Modeling Tools and UML Plugins for different platforms, such as SDE for Oracle JDeveloper, Borland JBuilder, IntelliJ IDEA, NetBeans, Sun ONE, and WebLogic Workshop. For the Windows platform, there is SDE for Microsoft Visual Studio, among others. In conclusion, SDE for Eclipse is a highly efficient and user-friendly software for UML modeling and CASE tools with several features, making it an ideal choice for developers.
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