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Just have a look at http://www.objecteering.com
You can get a excellent CASE tool for free. It is the only one that
fully implements the last UML release (with UML Prof
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Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 1:37 PM
Subject: RE: modeling tool
It doesn't sound like you need all of what something like Together offers
(not to mention the
price!). Along the lines of metamill - I would su
quite as cheap as metamill but I thought it was nice.
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> From: Chandra Kuchibhotla [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 27 February 2002 01:20
> To: Orion-Interest
> Subject: RE: modeling tool
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> Why don't you look at metamill ( www.m
I've
used www.magicdraw.com in the past,
not quite as cheap as metamill but I thought it was nice.
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01:20To: Orion-InterestSubject: RE: modeling
tool
Why
don't y
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in my
opinion, and I have been using modeling tools as part of every project since
1995!
For
Java projects there is only one tool, Together!
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Why
don't you look at metamill (www.metamill.com)? Its affordable and it has
very nice features!
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Just a personal opinion:
One or more licenses of Together Control Center (for your architects/ system
designers) and Intellij Idea for every developer are pretty much what you
need to make a server side project successful. This assumes that the
framework you try to implement supports your develop
