Free tool for SCEA part 2
Maris Orbidans
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Posts: 149
posted 11 years ago
I was thinking about which tool to use for SCEA part 2 and then I found that SUN is giving Java Studio Enterprise for free !!!
it's awesome !
Get Sun Java Studio Creator 2004Q2 (full license) and Sun Java Studio Enterprise 8 (full license) for FREE!
Download it here
it's awesome !
Get Sun Java Studio Creator 2004Q2 (full license) and Sun Java Studio Enterprise 8 (full license) for FREE!
Download it here
Ajith Kallambella
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posted 11 years ago
Does it include a modeling component? Since you don't have to write code for SCEA assignment, the most useful tool will be one that has some UML diagram capabilities, and allows exporting them as GIF/JPGs.
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posted 11 years ago
It seems to include a UML compliant modeling tool, from my own glance at their flash preview - I might actually have to take a look at it for real use in the office. (Granted, I used Jude and Posidon for UML when I did the exam, but this looks like it might be a more interesting and more integrated environment.)
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madhav kamal
Greenhorn
Posts: 18
posted 11 years ago
Hi Guys
Whats your opinion on this free tool.
is it worth using in a project?
Whats your opinion on this free tool.
is it worth using in a project?
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VamC Poondla
Greenhorn
Posts: 26
posted 11 years ago
This is an IDE for JSF/JSP development. And it is free that is fine. I could not find a way to model anything in UML.
I suggest Together Architect(TA) eval for 30 days. ( if you have at least 512MB). I really liked this tool particularly after using "Together Control Center" which was very bad.
Or trust Omando for Eclipse or Poseidon For UML Community Edition.
Thanks
Vamsi
I suggest Together Architect(TA) eval for 30 days. ( if you have at least 512MB). I really liked this tool particularly after using "Together Control Center" which was very bad.
Or trust Omando for Eclipse or Poseidon For UML Community Edition.
Thanks
Vamsi
Thanks,<br />Vamsi Poondla,<br />SCJP 1.2, SCEA, PMP
Shihchen Chiang
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VamC Poondla
Greenhorn
Posts: 26
VamC Poondla
Greenhorn
Posts: 26
posted 11 years ago
All,
I evaluated the "Java Studio Enterprise 8". It has a real good UML tool. I would have used this if this was available free when I started my assignment.
I recommend this because
1) It's free
2) It is more productive than the pure UML tools. It helps apply patterns - both GoF and EJB in a very simple way. (of course, one must have a big picture and identify the problems for which we want to apply patterns)
3) It is quite fast ( more responsive than Together Architect and of couse Rational Architect which is very slow to do the same task on the same PC).
If one is not emotionally bonded with Eclipse -Sun Studio is a very good free alternative. (built on Netbeans platform)
I evaluated the "Java Studio Enterprise 8". It has a real good UML tool. I would have used this if this was available free when I started my assignment.
I recommend this because
1) It's free
2) It is more productive than the pure UML tools. It helps apply patterns - both GoF and EJB in a very simple way. (of course, one must have a big picture and identify the problems for which we want to apply patterns)
3) It is quite fast ( more responsive than Together Architect and of couse Rational Architect which is very slow to do the same task on the same PC).
If one is not emotionally bonded with Eclipse -Sun Studio is a very good free alternative. (built on Netbeans platform)
Thanks,<br />Vamsi Poondla,<br />SCJP 1.2, SCEA, PMP
Maris Orbidans
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Uwe Schäfer
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Posts: 52
posted 11 years ago
oh dear. NOT using a sun product to crack a sun cert, because of lack of conformity ??
sounds little funny (read: ridiculous), huh ?
can anyone clarify this ? is there an authority to ask ? i played with the idea of using this stuff, too (as i do not have the necessary monetary backing to order some rational software...)
Originally posted by Maris Orbidans:
After I started to create some diagramms I noticed a problem in class diagramm - class attributes are displayed like in Java "public int y" not in UML standard "+ y : int"
so... perhaps it's better not to use SUN Studio...
oh dear. NOT using a sun product to crack a sun cert, because of lack of conformity ??
sounds little funny (read: ridiculous), huh ?
can anyone clarify this ? is there an authority to ask ? i played with the idea of using this stuff, too (as i do not have the necessary monetary backing to order some rational software...)
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VamC Poondla
Greenhorn
Posts: 26
posted 11 years ago
Very funny...You guys are right. It is almost UML but not UML :-)) Or may be we are missing something. The help doesnt say much.
To give this product it's due credit, I used to create a simple web app and it worked fine. I could create a web framework, Junit and deploy in < 1/2 day.
To give this product it's due credit, I used to create a simple web app and it worked fine. I could create a web framework, Junit and deploy in < 1/2 day.
Thanks,<br />Vamsi Poondla,<br />SCJP 1.2, SCEA, PMP
