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does it exist a complete chain for requirements managament, uml, development and tests [message #1425409]

Wed, 17 September 2014 09:14

Francesco Sclano

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Registered: September 2014

Junior Member

Hi,
I'm new to the RMF and ProR world.
I would like to know if exist a complete chain to:
- manage requirement
- realize UML diagram (use case, activity, class and sequence diagrams)
- development (java classes)
- tests (junit tests)
How can I maintain traceability among all these parts?

Last but not least, Formalmind Studio and Essential ProrR are completely free for industries too?

Many thanks

Francesco

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Re: does it exist a complete chain for requirements managament, uml, development and tests [message #1425596 is a reply to message #1425409]

Wed, 17 September 2014 14:28

Michael Jastram

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Registered: April 2010
Location: Düsseldorf, Germany

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Hi Francesco,

> I would like to know if exist a complete chain to

Unfortunately, I am not aware of a toolchain that fulfills all these requirements. Here is what I am aware of:

http://polarsys.org/ covers UML, but little else.
openETCS covers requirements and UML, and even a traceability plug-in. Download and Doku. It may even include development (I think there are JDT dependencies), but traceability is limited to requirements and UML/SysML.
There is an initiative to achieve exactly what you described, but it just started: http://jastram.github.io/teaching/

> Last but not least, Formalmind Studio and Essential ProrR are completely free for industries too?

Yes, no strings attached.

Best,

- Michael

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