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Hi,
I found that there are two free downloadable tools for UML.
One from www.tigris.org and another from www.proxsource.com
I would like to know if anybody have tried those products> If yes, which one is a better product.
Are there anymore free tools available?
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Ram Dhan YK

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great links.. thanks

Ram Dhan Yadav K

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There is a mistake in spelling its www.proxysource.com
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Ram Dhan YK

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Try also rhapsody modeller from www.ilogix.com
Cheers

Suresh

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If you are looking for a Java IDE and a modelling tool together, I suggest you try Oracle JDeveloper IDE available for FREE download at Oracle Technet Site
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JDeveloper is resource hungry?
Its really pain working with it. I worked with it 6 months ago. Is it any better now??
Ram Dhan YK

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JDeveloper is resource hungry?
Its really pain working with it. I worked with it 6 months ago. Is it any better now??
Ram Dhan YK

Ram Dhan Yadav (SCJP, SCWCD, SCJA-I, IBM EC(483))
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit."

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Originally posted by Ramdhan Kotamaraja:
JDeveloper is resource hungry?
Its really pain working with it. I worked with it 6 months ago. Is it any better now??
Ram Dhan YK

It is a product which is improving all the time.May be you would like to test JDeveloper 9i Release!
-- Sandeep