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Choosing a UML Modeling Tool

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Choosing a UML Modeling Tool
The following criteria may be used when evaluating a UML modeling tool. There are a number of products out there that meet these criteria. Since you want the best, take the time to evaluate the products you test against this list.

Repository Support
For a large project, a repository is necessary for the sharing of component designs between developers. Two or more developers can share components of a model or even collaborate on the development of a single component by defining ownership and sharing rights at the appropriate level.

A repository is generally built on top of a database, which provides data sharing and concurrency control features. By providing locking and read-only access, the repository permits one developer to own the model while allowing others to read the model and its components, as well as to incorporate these components into their own designs. Important: The tool should allow you to pull in only the components that you want from another model, without having to import the entire model.


 

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