When you are working with Tagged Values, you can create your own Custom Tagged Values based on predefined, system-provided Tagged Value Types.
Blog Archives
Enterprise Architect – informations, HOWTOs, Tips and Tricks.
eXtending EA: MDG Technologies
An MDG Technology is a vehicle for providing access to the resources of either a commercially-available technology or a technology that you have created yourself.
Posted in Development, MDG Technology
eXtending EA: Profile Helper Properties
The available Profile Helpers Properties support the design of purposeful profiles.
Posted in Development, MDG Technology
eXtending EA: Shape Scripts
When you create a shape using a Shape Script, you define the values of the shape using methods.
Posted in Development, MDG Technology
eXtending EA: Shape Script Properties
The various properties of the different EA model objects (elements, connectors, diagrams) are accessible in shape scripts via so-called Shape Script Properties.
Posted in Development, MDG Technology
Problems with standard-compliant connectors?
You want to model a standard-compliant relationship between two elements, but the Enterprise Architect refuses to do so with an error message?
…
Posted in Diagrams, Configuration, Tips & Tricks
Paket im Reusable Asset Service (RAS) Registrieren
Since EA 15, it has been possible to calculate their dependency when registering packages in RAS and to add all dependent packages to RAS as well.
<...
Posted in Enterprise Architect, News
Metamodel Constraints umlRole=classifier
Since EA 14, it is possible to define so-called metamodel constraints for UML profiles. In the EA help we find a description of the Read more ›
Posted in Best Practices, Enterprise Architect, Model Validation, Security
Import BPMN Processes from other tools
Business Processes (BPs) created with tools such as Camunda Modeler or Signavio are imported into Enterprise Architect.
Posted in Import/Export, Modelling BPMN
Do you know ... the Gantt View?
The Enterprise Architect feature gives you the ability to clearly display responsibilities and schedules at the model element level.
Posted in Features