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Automation Interface, Add-Ins and Tools / Trac / Redmine integration Add-in released

« on: September 29, 2011, 05:33:25 pm »

Hi!

We have released new product Add-in 'EA Connector for Trac' and 'EA Connector for Redmine'.

These Add-ins support to synchronize EA objects with tickets of Trac or Redmine.


EA Connector for Trac
http://www.sparxsystems.jp/en/forTrac/

EA Connector for Redmine
http://www.sparxsystems.jp/en/forRedmine/


You can download a Trial version. We also offer Trac or Redmine server for trial.

Regards,

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Automation Interface, Add-Ins and Tools / Simple free Add-in: open diagram as another window

« on: July 09, 2008, 02:54:48 pm »

I have created an Add-in which you can open diagram image as a new window.

If you want to refer existing diagrams when you are modeling, you can refer the diagrams by using this Add-in.
(You may need to resize EA window to show all windows.)

If you are interested in this Add-in, download, unzip and run the bat file in the file. Open a diagram and call the Add-in from Add-in menu.

http://community.sparxsystems.com/resources/community/scripts/simple-free-add-open-diagram-another-window
(updated above URL on 9th Dec, 2009)

(You need .NET runtime 2.0 to use this Add-in.)

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t-kouno

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Automation Interface, Add-Ins and Tools / Beta code template for Ruby

« on: August 11, 2005, 07:03:39 pm »

Hello all,

Now I make code tempalte for Ruby. But it's first BETA
version.
Please tell me if you find any bugs, mistakes and suggestions.

http://www.sparxsystems.jp/bin/ruby_code_template.xml

Finally, I'll upload it to EA User Group website.

Now I'm making templates for Perl and C. I'll post them
after making BETA version.


How to use::

1. add language 'Ruby' from Configuration->Language
DataTypes
(Press 'Add Product' button and add dummy type -
 EA doesn't recognize if there is no type definition.)
2. import the XML file
3. make Classes and set language type to 'Ruby'.

Sample Source Code::

Code: [Select]

class TheClass < ParentClass

  attr_accessor :att1
  attr_reader :att2
  attr_writer :att3

def initialize(att1, att2, att3)

  @att1 = att1; @att2 = att2; @att3 = att3
  @att4 = "hoge"

end


def ==(other)

  other.att1 = @att1 && other.att2 = @att2 && other.att3 = @att3

end


#comment of op1
def op1(param1)

end

def op2()

end
private :op2

end

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t-kouno