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Angelo

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I'm looking for a really simple sample.
« on: April 20, 2010, 04:53:17 am »
I am an application developer turning analyst.  I am very new to SPARX and UML

[size=20][size=14]Is there a really simple sample[/size][/size] available that utilizes as many features as possible.
Simple- Maybe an application that has only one screen with very few fields and functions.
Utilizes many features - With very simple application - features show be easy to follow/understand

Specifically - I understand that there is a way that you can run a report that verifies that all of your requirements have use cases and whatever else is needed to create the application - ie - if you have a requirement that customers can edit their profile - you can trace that to uses cases and databases.  So I"d need to know how to associate the Requirements with the elements to make the requirment a part of the application.

EA documention has some suggested reading.  I will get one.  [size=14]Any suggestions for someone as new to EA and UML as I am? [/size] [/b]Your suggestions are appreciated.

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Re: I'm looking for a really simple sample.
« Reply #1 on: April 20, 2010, 07:29:21 pm »
What's the problem with EA's standard sample project? Enterprise Architect is capable to support various modelling and development processes (SysMl, Zachman, BPMN etc.).
The sample database shows several packages for the standard UML diagram types, and how to use them.
May be you should know 1st what you'll need in your project's specific process, or select an appropriate process at all and the take a deeper look at the relevant sample packages??

The other way to create a really simple sample yourself, is to use the 'New Model'/'New Package' wizards and look what's in the templates they provide.

Complex things aren't easy, and you shouldn't expect to learn in a few days what others (including OMG) have developed over decades ...

HTH
günther