News and thoughts from CS Odessa, maker of the ConceptDraw product line: ConceptDraw PRO, ConceptDraw PROJECT and ConceptDraw MINDMAP.
Showing posts with label UML. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UML. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 24, 2014


CS Odessa Announces Software Engineering Solutions in ConceptDraw Solution Park

ConceptDraw Solution Park contains lots of new content that we release for our ConceptDraw products. Today's addition to ConceptDraw PRO and the ConceptDraw Solution Park extends the current vector libraries with a complete software engineering solution. CS Odessa has introduced a new set of libraries that provides a complete solution for software engineering diagrams. The Software Development Area in the ConceptDraw Solution Park includes the Entity-Relationship Diagram Solution, Data Flow Diagrams Solution, IDEF0 Diagrams Solution, and the new-and-improved Rapid UML Solution. These new additions to the ConceptDraw Solution Park are free for current users of ConceptDraw PRO v9.

This solution can be found in the Software Development Area of the ConceptDraw Solution Park which includes collections of templates, samples, and libraries of vector stencils and icons that support software engineering diagrams of any level of complexity. ConceptDraw PRO is compatible with Apple OS X and Microsoft Windows.For more information on all of the ConceptDraw Products and Solutions visit us at http://www.conceptdraw.com.

Monday, February 8, 2010

Quickly Create UML Diagrams with ConceptDraw PRO

Step 1. From ConceptDraw PRO, open the “Sample UML” diagram.

 
Step 2. Use the mouse to reposition objects.

Step 3. The UML Object Diagram library is included with the standard installation of ConceptDraw PRO.
From the File menu, select Library -> Open -> Software -> UML Object Diagram.

Step 4. Choose any object and drag it into the document work space.

 
Step 5. From the Connect Shapes toolbar, click the Smart Connector icon.


 
Step 6. Drag a new object to your document. The new object is automatically connected to another object.


Result: Now you have UML diagram that accurately describes your particular software engineering process.