4. Rational Rose 98i Features Feature Modeler Professional Enterprise UML modeling X X X Mulit user support X X X Visual Differencing/Merge X X X Framework Wizard X MS Repository Integration X Source Code Control Integrations X X X Data Access Add-in X RoseLink Partner Support X X X Extensibility Integration X X X Web Publisher X
5. Rational Rose 98i Features Feature Modeler Professional Enterprise Basic Report Generation X X X COM Component Reverse Engineering X Corba 2.x X Database Schema Generation X X X C++ (including Visual C++) C++ edition X Java Java edition X Visual Basic VB edition X Oracle 8 X
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To set the default notation for Rose Select the Tools:Options menu command. Select the Notation tab. Select the appropriate radio button: Booch, OMT, or Unified Click the OK button to close the Options dialog box. To change notation while Rose is running Select the As Booch, As OMT, or AS Unified command from the View menu.
To create a note Click to select the note icon from the toolbar. Click on the diagram to place the note. While the note is still selected, enter the desired note text. Resize the note as needed. To attach a note to a modeling element Click to select the Anchor Note to Item icon from the toolbar. Click on the note and drag the line to the desired modeling element.
When a model is saved, Rose will search through all the defined pathmaps for the absolute path and replace it with the virtual path if one is located. Pathmaps will be discussed in later sections where appropriate.
To define a virtual path Select the File:Edit Path Map menu command to make the Virtual Path Map window visible. Enter the name of the virtual path in the Symbol field (Rose automatically inserts the $ in the pathmap name. Enter the actual path in the Actual Path field. Click the Add button to create the new pathmap symbol. Click the Close button to close the Virtual Path Map window.