Free Download UML2ClearQuest 2.0.1 - UML2ClearQuest module

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The intent of this application is to still the sue of programming ClearQuest Designer's submit transitions matrix for commute requests. UML2ClearQuest tail export UML submit charts to ClearQuest Designer, which makes for a elementary visual pattern sue. UML Export is supported from IBM Rational Software Architect or MS Visio.

UML2ClearQuest supports the following capabilities:

* Transferring UML states from IBM Rational Software Architect, MS Visio or StarUML. Design business processes with the comfort of IBM Rational Software Architect, MS Visio and StarUML and easily moment the results to IBM Rational ClearQuest to a newly or existing platter type.
* Visualizing the moment data. Before importing, UML2ClearQuest shows the submit diagram and checks it for compliancy with the IBM Rational ClearQuest submit machine.
* Exporting submit machines for platter types from IBM Rational ClearQuest. Allows for exporting IBM Rational ClearQuest submit machines to UML diagrams in IBM Rational Software Architect, MS Visio and StarUMLformat for modifying and viewing. A modified diagram tail then be imported to the existing platter type from which it was exported.
In ClearQuest, a commute requestВ’s lifecycle is described via submit machines, which is defined by the submit transition matrix. Programming these matrices is an administrative task, which is based on some specification (contained in a В“Configuration management programВ” document). The specification is written by an analyst, usually using two types of charts that key a sue В– State-charts and Activity-charts. These charts are handed over to the administrator, who plots them to ClearQuest.
Features

* Supports UML 2.1 and up (wholly current versions).
o Only state-chart export supported.
* Analyze submit chart syntax for ClearQuest submit machine compatibility.
* UML diagrams tail be transferred to newly entities in a ClearQuest schema, or existing entities tail be modified based on the UML