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"Microsoft said that modeling tools like Whitehorse make it more likely that the programs built by developers will match the requirements of business users"

There are a plethora of modeling tools already in existence, none has swept the planet with their ease-of-use and ability to match requirements to final product. Maybe MS has a better tool, maybe not. It seems to me that Whitehores is a developer tool; what is need are analyst tools for modeling and describing systems.

What does Whitehorse do that UML-based tools such as Posiden don't aleady do? And Posiden community edition (full featured, not-for-profit use) is free.

"A major objective discussed on the XM site is eliminating the huge time distance between modeling and testing. This, Gentleware plans to do by animating UML - that is by making models "executable." To this end, Gentleware first researched Petri Nets. Petri Nets, named after Dr. Carl Adam Petri, of the University of Hamburg, are a powerful directed graph analysis and visualization method. The XM site has a white paper (post script) that described the potential use of Petri Nets with UML."

Here's some links:

http://www.gentleware.com/products/index.php3
http://www.javaskyline.com/20010831.html
http://www.javaskyline.com/features/poseidon/20010828_poseidon.html
Posted by: Fred Fredrickson   Posted on: 02/23/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Sounds like it will be good  IT Analyst | 02/23/04
MS FUDmeisters can make AIDS sound good  Xunil_Sierutuf | 02/23/04
Xunil_Sierutuf =  pschroeder@... | 02/23/04
Good example of marketing though  voska | 02/24/04
On paper  AbsolutelyNot | 02/23/04
Try this...  Fred Fredrickson | 02/23/04
Take away points...  prime21 | 02/23/04
Microsoft should move to CANADA !  kchahal | 02/23/04
Hmmm  rapson | 02/23/04
i think it's  pschroeder@... | 02/23/04
Why? They've already started moving to India  HypnoToad | 02/23/04
re : Why? They've already started moving to India  V Sanders | 02/23/04
no fud - fact  TrustMe_z | 02/24/04
Turbans??  voska | 02/24/04
Is this a story?  Richard Flude | 02/23/04
It was...20 years ago  Fred Fredrickson | 02/23/04
It's a story whenever the weaners on the VS team actually produce something  DanIelWalker_z | 02/24/04
It should be called "white rhino"  Xunil_Sierutuf | 02/23/04
easier then VB?  V Sanders | 02/23/04
Maybe but there is bad side  voska | 02/24/04
Bollognia Sandwitch or spaghetti with meatballs  michael-t | 02/23/04
Is this a Joke???  middle of nowhere | 02/23/04
This is where MS rules.  jimk_z | 02/23/04
Where is Mike Cox when you need him?  Steve Summers | 02/24/04
Let me give it a try...  TrollSlayer | 02/24/04
(NT) Excellent job!  scanlok | 02/24/04
WhiteElephant to honor India  TrustMe_z | 02/24/04
It aint hard now folks!!  DB_z | 02/24/04
Esoteric? Sounds like Apple's old Open Doc. Patent infringement anyone?  YuridaMan | 02/24/04

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