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Technologies Panel
The 'Technologies' panel provides the icons for managing and publishing MDG Technologies in Enterprise Architect, and also an icon for each enabled MDG Technology available in your installation of Enterprise Architect. This topic identifies some of the Technologies that might be represented here. Each Technology icon displays a drop-down list of options for working with the Technology. These options might include:
- Help - open the Help file for the Technology
- About - display a short panel of information on your installation of the Add-In
- Connect to External Model - connect to a project created in another application, to which the Technology provides a bridge
- Import <data> - import data defined in the Technology into Enterprise Architect
- Export <data> - export data from Enterprise Architect to data structures specific to the Technology
Available Facilities
Not all of these Technologies will be shown, and others might be available in the panel.
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Manage Technology |
Click on the 'Manage Technology' icon to open the 'MDG Technologies' dialog. This dialog helps you to add and configure paths to additional technology files and to activate or deactivate the built-in technologies. |
Manage MDG Technologies |
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Publish Technology |
Click on the 'Publish Technology' icon to access these options for working with MDG Technologies in general:
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Export a Profile Publish a Pattern MDG Technologies - Creating Import MDG Technologies to Model |
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ArcGIS |
Provides access to facilities that help you create ArcGIS models; the ArcGIS system supports the development and management of geodatabases. |
ArcGIS Geodatabases |
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ArchiMate |
Provides access to the facilities of ArchiMate 3, one of the business modeling tools integrated with Enterprise Architect. It offers a common language for describing the construction and operation of business processes, which you can use to describe, analyze and visualize clearly the relationships between business domains. |
ArchiMate Modeling Language |
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ODM |
Provides access to the facilities of the Object Management Group's Ontology Definition Metamodel (ODM) for Enterprise Architect, with ontology modeling capabilities that enable you to develop large-scale ontologies within the fully-integrated modeling environment, for your project domain. |
Ontology Definition Metamodel |
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GML |
Provides access to the facilities of Enterprise Architect's integration with the Open Geospatial Consortium's Geography Markup Language (GML) 3.3 application schemas, providing an XML grammar for geographical feature modeling capabilities. |
Geography Markup Language (GML) |
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NIEM 2.1 |
Provides access to the facilities of the National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) release 2.1 in Enterprise Architect, which provides a common framework that is used to define how information can be shared between systems, government agencies and organizations. |
National Information Exchange Modeling (NIEM) 2.1 |
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NIEM |
Provides access to the facilities of National Information Exchange Model (NIEM), releases greater than 2.1, in Enterprise Architect. |
National Information Exchange Modeling (NIEM) |
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Eclipse |
The MDG Link™ for Eclipse is designed to support simultaneous UML development in both Enterprise Architect and Eclipse, adding extra functionality to the code generation abilities of Enterprise Architect and merging the changes with minimal effort. Click on the icon to display a short menu of options for using the Add-In.
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Visual Studio |
The MDG Link™ for Visual Studio.NET is designed to support simultaneous UML development in both Enterprise Architect and Visual Studio, adding extra functionality to the code generation abilities of Enterprise Architect and merging the changes with minimal effort. Click on the icon to display a short menu of options for using the Add-In.
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