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Ranch Hand
posted 14 years ago
I'm looking for some free uml designers. I'd prefer to have one that also designed database schemas. It would be nice if it was written in Java as well. I know DBDesigner (for databases only) but they are dropping it for a commercial version. Also, I'd prefer they be standalone products. Not plugins for IDE's. Any suggestions are appreciated.
[ April 21, 2005: Message edited by: Gregg Bolinger ]
Ranch Hand
posted 14 years ago
There's Argo UML at http://argouml.tigris.org/ that's pretty good, and there's poseidon for uml at http://www.gentleware.com/index.php, which I personally like even better, albeit a bit more complex, and replaced Argo UML with. Regarding specifics for database, after using Visio for school for both database design and for it's somewhat useful UML, I found that the two were very similar, so I don't think you'd have a problem using the basics to create your database. It's designed to use a tree structure so you should be okay.
Ranch Hand
posted 14 years ago
Sorry, the posiedon link got weird. Here's the right one: http://gentleware.com/index.php.
Ranch Hand
posted 14 years ago
I have used JUDE - just google on JUDE modeling tool and you should be able to find it. Its good for UML designing. I am not sure if it has a DB design feature too.

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Greenhorn
posted 14 years ago
I have downloaded and tested Borland Together Community Edition
because it supports UML 2.0 and I have to use it.
I have just started using Togetger CE so, have any of you used it
longer and noticed any restrictions in it? I mean e.g. are there any
limitation how many UML components can be in diagram or other similar restrictions.
mikke
Ranch Hand
posted 14 years ago
The only limit I've noticed with TogetherCE for UML diagramming is that you can't print anything. Otherwise it's a very powerful tool. But if you need to print or other features like code-generation and round-trip engineering you have to pay.
author
posted 14 years ago
How about using a whiteboard for the majority of your models? See Software Modeling on Whiteboards.
- Scott

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Ranch Hand
posted 14 years ago

Originally posted by Scott Ambler:
How about using a whiteboard for the majority of your models? See Software Modeling on Whiteboards.
- Scott


Interesting Scott. I actually do that now. I also will go into paint or some image editing software and draw diagrams there if I am in a hurry. I don't ever use the uml to code engineering. And UML is probably to correct a word for what I do. But they are easy for anyone to understand what the heck I am doing.
Ranch Hand
posted 14 years ago
if you want something very simple which works, take a look at this small japanese project: http://www.esm.jp/jude-web/en/index.html
[ April 24, 2005: Message edited by: Axel Janssen ]
author
posted 14 years ago
One of the things that I've always found frustrating about the modeling community is that few of the authors/gurus/.. seem willing to talk about sketching on whiteboards even though it's the most prevalent form of modeling out there.
- Scott

<a href='http://www-306.ibm.com/software/rational/bios/ambler.html' target='_blank'>Scott W. Ambler</a><br />Practice Leader Agile Development, IBM Rational<br /> <br />Now available: <a href='http://www.ambysoft.com/books/refactoringDatabases.html' target='_blank'>Refactoring Databases: Evolutionary Database Design</a>

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