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Metamill 4.2 - UML CASE tool with round-trip Java/C/C++/C#

UML CASE tool with round-trip Java/C/C++/C#

Metamill
Metamill: Metamill is a professional UML CASE tool. Supports latest UML 2.0 standard. Model files are open standard XMI 1.2 XML files, which allows open access by external systems. Metamill packages can be managed, i.e. stored independently as XMI files, for example under version management system. Java, ANSI C, C++ and C# source code can be imported to model and generated from the model, i.e. round-trip engineered. Metamill uses code markers to preserve changes made in the source code. HTML documentation can be generated from models. A scripting language MetamillScript can be used to access metaelements. Metamill is a native Windows binary, written in C++. This means it opens quickly, runs swiftly and supports Windows natively. Now with support for VB.Net reverse engineering. GUI improvements include automatic straight lines with more accurate end points. Lines can now have custom colors. Free evaluation version is available. Metamill Software, Luxembourg, www.metamill.com

What is new in version 4.2:

VB.Net reverse engineering support

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For $125.00

Download: Download Metamill 4.2 (2.8 Mb)
Download Count:1
Release Date:2006-01-10
Last Updated:2006-01-18
Manufacturer: Metamill Software
Product Support: Metamill WebSite
  
Language:English
Requirements:Win95/98, NT4, W2K, XP
Install:Install Only
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