--- Wouter Zoons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> AndroMDA seems to be married to MagicDraw for the foreseeable future.
>> I can't see us dealing with the complications of taking a load of java files
>> from jDeveloper and feeding them back into MD in order then to save them in
>> AndroMDA's preferred flavor of xmi.
>>
>> Is anyone doing that?
>
> you're talking about reverse-engineering, how is that related to an IDE
> ? I mean, they're just plain Java files .. it's up to the UML tool
> decide what to do with them, no ?
I'm talking about how to achieve a successful institutional architecture. IDE
based development,
a la OSS, is well proven. It seems that MagicDraw supports sub-project
incorporation in an
umbrella project, so presumably one can distribute UML based projects well
enough. What I don't
see as an easy task is a hybrid of the two, where some developers are hand
coding in their IDE,
while others are designing in UML and generating code with MDA. Downgrading
from UML to IDE is
easy enough, but how do you go back again to UML?
Hasan
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