Re: round-trip engineering
From: Mark Nelson [MS] (marknel_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 10/04/04
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Date: Sun, 3 Oct 2004 19:43:46 -0700
Visual Studio 2005 has synchronized software modeling and code maintenance.
However, the diagramming syntax is not UML.
-- Mark Nelson Microsoft Corporation This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "beginner" <beginner@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:768E5DA3-9D0B-4C31-85E9-64C2D61EEA53@microsoft.com... > Al, > Thanks for the info. I knew professional and ea have reverse engineering > capability. But I would like Visio to have round-trip engineering which is > --- whenever use changes the code, the info. will be auto. changed > accordingly in UML diagram in Visio, user doesn't need to do reverse > engineering again. And if user changes UML diagram info, the code will be > changed accordingly without doing code generation again. There is a tool > called SDE-VS from Visual Paradigm can do the trick. I just hope MS will > impement this feature themselves. Because I was told Rational Rose also > implements this feature. > > > "Al Edlund" wrote: > >> reverse engineering for software is supported in the the professional and >> ea >> versions. The ability to create class diagrams from uml is supported in >> the >> ea version. Have you checked the help facility? >> Al >> "beginner" <beginner@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:5108D93E-8286-46C8-8142-F0921CA71A6C@microsoft.com... >> > Thanks, Al. >> > Unfortunately I use Enterprise Architect edition for UML diagram. Does >> > Microsoft have any plan to implement that? >> > >> > >> > "Al Edlund" wrote: >> > >> >> Round trip engineering for database modeling is supported in visio >> >> enterprise architect edition which comes with vs.net ea. >> >> al >> >> "beginner" <beginner@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> >> news:44295B51-698E-41A1-9E6B-DDA1EB25A92C@microsoft.com... >> >> > Maybe some one has posted this question before, will Visio plan to >> >> > implement >> >> > the round-trip engineering feature in the future? If the answer is >> >> > yes, >> >> > then >> >> > when or in which version? Thanks. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>
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