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Saurabh Agrawal
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Joined: Oct 07, 2003
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Hello friends ,
My next question i dont knwo where should i put up on this ranch but since it is related to java i will share in advanced java section.
Anyways recently i am involved in studying RATIONAL ROSE which is IBMs product.
Can anyone here would tell me its relation with java ?? i mean i know it is one of the data modelling tools .. but can anyone site its significance to me ?
I hope i get a good response here as it would be good for everyone here to learn it as it is an interesting tool worth learning.
Thanks in advance to all ..
Saurabh
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Carl Trusiak
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Joined: Jun 13, 2000
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Rational is on of many tools that aid the design process. Particularly geared to RUP (Rational Unitfied Process).
Yes, learning any such Tool is beneficial, learning a good design process is even more beneficial than learning a single tool!
I'm moving this to our "Process" forum
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I Hope This Helps
Carl Trusiak, SCJP2, SCWCD
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Stan James
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Joined: Jan 29, 2003
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As far as a relationship to Java ... There are tools to generate Java code from Rose models. Don't know if Rational/IBM markets one right now. We use some Rose macros written by Unisys that export the model to XMI XML vocabulary, plus XSL scripts provided by a vendor that generate Java code for remote access, CRUD SQL or MQ-Series request/reply. Pretty slick.
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