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An integrated CASE system that: • Supports multiple views and stages of project development – from keeping track of reference documentation to analysis/design modelling, to project implementation, roll-out and tracking the project-related issues. • Supports distributed development of projects by multiple participants, while proactively enforcing access control rules and auditing changes. • Is available on all platforms where development takes place (Windows, Unix/Linux, MacOS, Solaris, etc.) • Offers ideological and conceptual integrity across all facilities. By adapting a new approach to CASE tool architecture (integration at repository level and developing a component-based CASE system instead of a monolithic tool) an entirely new species of tools can be brought into a useful existence – an integrated environment where all project-related activities can be performed efficiently.

NRL is a near-English, model-driven language for expression business constraints, actions and transformations. It works with diverse models, such as UML or XML Schema, and is designed to make it easy to translate to target languages like Java or XSLT

This is a simple tool with a user interface to key in use case text and spell out PDF documentation. Each use case will have the following captured. 1) Use Case Name 2) Page over view. 3) Pre conditions 4) Wireframe (image) 5) Business Rules 6) Main Flow 7) Alternate Flow 8) Post Condition 9) Error scenarios 10) Technical details Usability Features: 1) Open existing usecase for editing. 2) Save copy of a use case with new use case name. 3) Retain use case export order. 4) Information messages are shown in notification bar with 'fade' effect. The tool has a simple special syntax in order to spell out ordered/ un ordered lists under each section of a use case. ...

KnowledgeFrame is a proven, mature Java framework for agile design and development of sophisticated business database applications based on live metadata and live business rules, using a declarative approach. Links to RETS 1.7 protocol.