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iceball12

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Support plugin visual studio 2010
« on: June 23, 2010, 10:23:10 pm »
As the release is final is the plugin ready for 2010??
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Andreas Reif

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Re: Support plugin visual studio 2010
« Reply #1 on: June 24, 2010, 07:43:10 pm »
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As the release is final is the plugin ready for 2010??

I'm also waiting  ::)
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Kevin G. Watson

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Re: Support plugin visual studio 2010
« Reply #2 on: June 25, 2010, 01:37:23 am »
NEW BUILD OUT TODAY

I was under the impression that Visual Studio add-in came with EA above Professional...

Hope so bearing in mind that Microsoft is only releasing the Modeling and Visualisation Feature Pack (which bring code gen and reverse engineering, amognst other stuff) to MSDN Premium Subscribers (£3,110 pa)...

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Re: Support plugin visual studio 2010
« Reply #3 on: June 25, 2010, 08:41:24 am »
No Kevin, the Professional edition supports code engineering, but doesn't provide any integration with any tools.  MDG Link or Integration has always been an optional extra.  (Although there are now editions of EA that do include it.)

Really, regardless of what option you take with EA.  It makes for a much more useable system and much better value for money.
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Kevin G. Watson

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Re: Support plugin visual studio 2010
« Reply #4 on: June 29, 2010, 06:50:29 am »
Hi'ya Simon, thanks for correcting that, have run around the barbarians that pretend to be my superiors informing opinion.

The consensious, is that we'll still be having to retool at Microsofts bequest and that it's likely that all the code gen reng and rt stuff will be in the next release.... they is hoping for a Visual Studio Express edition for Modeling (we will then release our Activity Simulator addin and recoup our salaries and retire).  Getting XMI fragments into the simulator from other products would be what they have in store for me.

It's like weird seeing whats happening from a filled in operation body from within the IDE (Generate Sequence Diagram) but having to play with EA to get at the Activity Diagram that describes the method.  And neither will do much with the single stepping debugger... the IDE has got this working with Windows Workflow Designer Diagrams and Robotics Studio VPL's data flow diagrams; these are just specialised Activity Diagrams after all.  C# v4 is a set of language activities closely allied with the .Net Framework.... then EA Interop library

Why doesn't Sparx provide the Visual Studio Project Template that support the addin and automation interface to EA?

I'm rambling again sorry
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