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Tutorials can be used to become more productive and efficient in the use of Enterprise Architect. Tutorials, getting started guides, videos and workbooks can all be used to explain concepts and assist others in realizing the power and flexibility of using Enterprise Architect. Use this link to submit tutorials, training material, example workbooks and quick start guides.
Friday, 12 November 2010 20:51
Service-Oriented Modeling Framework (SOMF) Structural Modeling Tutorial
Written by lisagore
This tutorial offers another view of SOMF modeling capabilities. It covers the structural modeling aspect of services and elaborates on the notation and employment of the various modeling symbols that can be used in Enterprise Architect. Please see uploaded document.
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Wednesday, 10 November 2010 10:57
Service-Oriented Modeling Framework (SOMF) Software Assets
Written by lisagore
This tutorial elaborates on the three chief SOMF modeling software assets that are used in Enterprise Architect to model an architectural environment. These software entities are the cornerstone building blocks of every SOMF diagram and model. The tutorial also discusses the scope and structural attributes of each software asset. See uploaded document
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Saturday, 06 November 2010 01:06
Service-Oriented Modeling Framework (SOMF) Contextual Modeling
Written by lisagore
This training paper depicts another capability of SOMF. Contextual modeling of services is described along with a number of examples to assist business and IT professionals build services based on their semantic capabilities and affiliation using Enterprise Architect. See uploaded document
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Saturday, 06 November 2010 00:54
Service-Oriented Modeling Framework (SOMF) Simplicity and Traceability Tutorial
Written by lisagore
This SOMF tutorial contains simple examples that demonstrate the language that can be used by business and IT practitioners. In addition, the paper demonstrates the simplicity and traceability factors the SOMF offers, and modeling capabilities that can be achieved by using Enterprise Architect. See uploaded document
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We run Enterprise Architect on our Teamcity Continuous Integration Server so we can update class diagrams on build – or run unit tests for some of our Enterprise Architect integration projects - like AMUSE. Some of this information was already published on our blog about a year ago. First of all you need to install Enterprise Architect on the server and start it once so you are able to enter the license code. Next you need to make sure that the Service - in our case the "build agent" is using an interactive User that can also start Enterprise Architect…
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This webinar from Dunstan Thomas demonstrates the capabilites of the AMUSE add-in for Enterprise Architect. It is presented by Phil Chudley, one of the Senior Consultants and OMG Certified UML Professionals at Dunstan Thomas, but was a combined effort of Phil & Daniel Siegl, Chief Executive Officer, LieberLieber Software GmbH. During the webinar Phil demonstrates working examples of what AMUSE can do as well as creating an example from scratch. This webinar was orginally broadcast by Dunstan Thomas on the 11th of October 2010. You can view this & all of our archive videos on our website; http://dthomas-software.co.uk/resources/videos/webinar-archive/
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Tuesday, 12 October 2010 10:53
Hints on Recording Sequence Diagrams from .Net Source Code
Written by danielsiegl
Recording Sequence Diagrams with EA is a powerful feature, nevertheless it takes some time to figure out how to do it. This Article is not a full tutorial but it should help you to get started. This content was originally posted on our blog. Lately I been investigating the options Enterprise Architect offers to record Sequence Diagrams from code, because we want to learn for LieberLieber AMUSE. And I found a pretty interesting result: It only takes into account “Classes” and not “Instances”. There are two links that proved helpful – a video tutorial from Sparx Systems and a Blog…
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Thursday, 07 October 2010 16:03
Integrate NUnit into Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect 8
Written by danielsiegl
Enterprise Architect from Sparx Systems allows you to integrate NUnit unit tests into your project. As the new build of EA (8.863) now supports .net 4.0 I revisited this functionality and prepared a little walkthrough. All of this work has been done on Windows 7 x64 with Visual Studio 2010. In order to have as little troubles as possible you have to go for the x86 version of the tools so everything works nicely. As EA is a x86 Application using the x64 Tools will not work. In order run this you need at least NUnit 2.5.5 –…
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Tuesday, 21 September 2010 03:15
Writing Use Case Scenarios for Model Driven Development
Written by sparxsystems
This Quick Start Guide demonstrates how to write scenarios using Enterprise Architect's Structured Scenario Editor. Included is an example ATM Banking System Use Case, from which Activity Diagrams, Test Cases and Testing Diagrams are automatically generated using the Structured Scenario Editor.
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Introduction In this newsletter we provided an overview of a new Add-In called AMUSE for Enterprise Architect version 8.862. An Overview of AMUSE AMUSE (Advanced Modeling in UML with Simulation and Execution) is an Add-In for EA 8.0 Build 862 or EA 7.5 Build 850 or higher is required (EA Systems Engineering or Ultimate Edition) and extends the functionality of Enterprise Architect to provide the ability to execute workflows that have been modelled using UML State Machine Diagrams. This Add-In has been developed by LieberLieber (www.lieberlieber.com ) and is marketed as: “Detecting issues early in the project lifecycle can save…
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Monday, 26 July 2010 02:00
Creating Strategic Models with Enterprise Architect
Written by sparxsystems
This Quick Start Guide demonstrates how to create Strategic Models, including a Mind Mapping Diagram, Organizational Chart, Flowchart, Value Chain, Balanced Scorecard, Strategy Map and Decision Tree. An on-line strategy for a restaurant is used to illustrate how Enterprise Architect can cross-link various strategic models, providing comprehensive traceability that enables stakeholders to trace a requirement directly to a recorded discussion or corporate strategy.
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Tuesday, 01 June 2010 02:30
Creating Diagram Filters within Enterprise Architect
Written by sparxsystems
Diagram Filters allow you to tailor the presentation of diagrams and conduct meaningful comparisons. Dynamic Visual Filtering lets you highlight diagram elements based on selected properties such as Author, Status, Stereotype and Version. Diagram Filters are ideal for comparing 'as-is' and 'to-be' architectures. They can also be used to visualize changes to a model diagram after a given date.
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Thursday, 08 April 2010 03:09
Use Case Thread Generation for Acceptance Testing -- From Theory to Practice
Written by doug rosenberg
This article gives an overview of how to use Enterprise Architect's new Structured Scenario capability to generate acceptance tests by expanding "use case threads". If you consider a use case with one “sunny day” scenario and four “rainy day” scenarios, you can expand that use case into at least five “threads”, each of which defines a potential acceptance test for some part of your system...
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