Together 2006 Release 2 is integrated with Borland’s recently introduced Caliber DefineIT requirements definition product, enabling users to build systems from requirements by creating UML and Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) models. By providing a process for visualising requirements through use case, activity, and sequence diagrams, development teams can transform specified requirements into high-level system architectures and designs without the risk of ambiguity.
In addition, this release adds C++ modelling support, allowing organisations to employ the object-oriented aspects of the language for system development. To increase developer productivity, Together 2006 provides C++ LiveSource to help keep models and code synchronised at all times, as well as C++ design patterns and source code metrics.
Other key capabilities of Together 2006 for Eclipse Release 2 include Business Process Modelling Notation (BPMN) support to enable analysts to visually model business processes and workflows; Model-Driven Architecture (MDA) support to aid architects in the definition and transformation of architectures from UML-based platform-independent models which can target multiple platforms; SOA manageability and model and code quality assurance.
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