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I noted that Sparx EA v15 was officially released on July 27th, 2019
- Release Overview
- Release Notes:
- v15 User Guide
Some particular improvements that I noted after doing a quick read of the Release Notes:
- Diagrams
- AWS Architecture and Google Cloud Platform technologies updated to improve behavior when dropping an image with the their toolboxes active
- Amazon/AWS and Google/GCP toolboxes now check for imported image library during use
- Amazon/AWS patterns updated
- Added support for web style back navigation when following a hyperlink on a diagram
- Source Directory and Visual Studio Solution Import Updated
- Improved usability for detecting and adding language macros
- Added a 'Dry Run' option to quickly scan for potential issues
- Added an option to compare timestamps of files being imported before performing the import (Currently C++ only)
- Added Package per File option to Solution import
- Code Engineering
- Source Code Directory Import 'Package per File' improved
- Visual Studio Project Import now supports importing as Package per File
- Other Changes
- Error handling for bulk updates over the cloud improved
- Modeled Add-Ins can now be loaded in eap files when JET 4 is disabled
- User Interface
- Element Browser now shows a context menu with Navigation Options for root item
- Traceability window handling for elements with very large numbers of relationships improved
- Dynamic Model Add-Ins
- All behavioral code is written in javascript
- Add-ins can access all Repository based behavior
- Add-ins can respond to repository events (signals)
- Add-ins can set up and use property lists
- Add-ins can call SBPI based API's
- All code is in Javascript
- Defined add-ins can be published to XMI or deployed to a RAS service to allow use across multiple models
- Add-ins can now return "Workflow" in EA_Connect to opt-in to workflow events
- Can model mail users when state changes
- Javascript engine updated
- Built-in javascript support updated to use the Mozilla Spidermonkey 63
- Provides new functions such as JSON parsing
- Simple Drawing Style
- Introducing a new diagram drawing style that will make it easy to draw flat and simplistic diagrams
- Similar to Visio style drawings
- Diagram Alternate Views
- Specification - A document style view of the elements on the current diagram. Focused on the name and the notes of elements\
- Diagram Matrix View
- This connector focused view provides a view of how elements on the current diagram are related
- Provides a relationship matrix view for the elements that appear on a diagram
- Drawn in a style similar to the state table view
- Uses existing quicklinker rules to determine which connectors can be created
- Includes the option to limit the display to those elements that have relationships defined
- Model Documents XML export
- Model documents can now be exported to XML that allows importing all linked packages into another model
- Allows you to easily define a model subset that can be included in a restricted WebEA view
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