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ENTERPRISE ARCHITECT IMPORT - No Magic
ENTERPRISE ARCHITECT IMPORT user guideNo Magic , material contained herein is considered proprietary information owned by No Magic , Inc. and is not to be shared, copied, or reproduced by any means. All information copyright 1998-2013 by No Magic , 1998-2013 No Magic , CONTENTS1. Introduction 52. Plugin Information 63. Working with ENTERPRISE ARCHITECT IMPORT Plugin Conversion Options Conversion Messages 104. Transforming EA Specific Data Constraints Requirements Scenarios Files Requirements (External) Changes Issues 135. Importing Diagrams Geometry Properties Color Properties Display Properties 156. Special Transformation Use Case Diagram Elements Actor with Properties Use Case with Invalid Inner Elements Boundary Activity Diagram Elements Activity Activity Diagram Object as the Inner Element of an Activity Synch Node Activity Parameter Exception Handler ObjectFlow ExpansionRegion InterruptibleActivityRegion Swimlane StructuredActivity InterruptFlow ExpansionNode Sequence Diagram Elements Lifelines Gaps between Lifelines Lifelines Arrangem
Enterprise Architect Import Plugin for MagicDraw allows you to migrate the XMI models from EA to MagicDraw flawlessly by using an additional transformation process with a set of mapping rules. The main purpose of Enterprise Architect Import Plugin is …
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