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Now available: Fifty Enterprise Architect Tricks – e-Version
After the full-color version and the black&white version, both in print, the electronic version is available. The e-version is actually three different versions: PDF, ePub (for iPad, Sony, Nook, etc.) and MOBI (for Kindle).
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Enterprise Architect Tip: hiding connector stereotypes for stereotyped information items conveyed
Some connectors, like dataflows, allow to indicate “information items conveyed” to them as a label. This can be used to tie information from the information model to process models.
EA Tricks: Show Namespaces
By default, Enterprise Architect diagrams show for every element outside the diagram package the name of the package it belongs to. Especially for diagrams with lots of foreign elements, this adds to the clutter and readability suffers.
EA Tricks: A bunch of relations
In my work as a business analist for Vinimble, I discovered that there are three main groups of stakeholders, each with their own specific requirements. On the other hand, I also discovered that there are some requirements that are shared by all stakeholders. Let’s model that with Enterprise Architect.
Now available: Fifty Enterprise Architect Tricks – Black and White version
The book “Fifty Enterprise Architect Tricks” is available in black and white now.
Genealogy with Enterprise Architect
As a modeling tool, Enterprise Architect is feature-rich, versatile and extensible. This page shows you how to build your family tree with Enterprise Architect, using a toolbox you can download for free below. Use it for fun, or to teach others how to work with the UML modeling tool.
Shortcuts for Enterprise Architect: free download
Enterprise Architect users need to remember lots of useful shortcuts in order to be able to work with the rather complex user interface efficiently. This little freeware download will help them to study, use and remember the most useful shortcuts.
Available now: Fifty Enterprise Architect Tricks
The UML modeling tool Enterprise Architect from Sparx Systems has gained popularity worldwide because it is an affordable yet fairly complete tool, feature-wise. However, the interface is so full of features that it can be hard to find out how to do things. This book is an answer to that need. It contains fifty different features and uses of Enterprise Architect that you probably don’t know, but that can make life as an Enterprise Architect user simpler and more fruitful.
