Visual Paradigm
(http://www.visual-paradigm.com/)
Visual Paradigm, a software design tool tailored for agile software projects. It supports UML, BPMN, ERD, DFD, SysML. It also supports use cases, wireframeing, code engineering, etc.
Visual Paradigm for UML (VP-UML) is a UML CASE Tool supporting UML 2, SysML and Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) from the Object Management Group (OMG). In addition to modeling support, it provides report generation and code engineering capabilities including code generation. It can reverse engineer diagrams from code, and provide round-trip engineering for various programming languages.
(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Paradigm_for_UML)
Visual Paradigm Datasheet – Design and Management Tool for Business IT System Development – Version 12.2 (Release Date: September 23, 2015)
You can download the datasheet from here
Visual Paradigm Tutorials
(http://www.visual-paradigm.com/tutorials/)
Download Visual Paradigm Community Edition – Version 12.2 – FREE for non-commercial use only
(http://www.visual-paradigm.com/download/community.jsp)
Visual Paradigm Essential Online Training
(http://www.visual-paradigm.com/training/visual-paradigm-essential/)
Learn all essential skills of software design and modeling including, UML, BPMN and SysML with Visual Paradigm.
Training Overview
Visual Paradigm Essential is an introductory course that is tailor-made for software development teams who want to design and build high quality software with Visual Paradigm. There are altogether 27 lectures throughout the training with more than 5-hour quality videos with user-friendly contents. All lectures embraces clear voice-over as well as demonstrations to walk you through different tools with you step by step. We are sure you can master different skills with ease and will have learned most key features in Visual Paradigm after attending the lectures.
The lectures cover wide range of contents. Firstly, you will start by an overview of Visual Paradigm, different editions and licensing, installation methods as well as its user interface. After gaining a better knowledge about Visual Paradigm, you can then jump into learning ways to draw different types of diagrams. In addition, this course also covers basic introduction to BPMN, UML and UeXceler (Agile requirements capturing approach). Last but not least, the training teaches important Visual Paradigm features, like Teamwork with VPository, import project, export images and managing glossary as well. This is very helpful because you might come across with it every day.
Once you have completed this online training, you will be confident with using Visual Paradigm to design IT software system and collaborate with other team members comfortably.
Curriculum
Section 1: Introduction to Visual Paradigm
- Lecture 1: What is Visual Paradigm
- Lecture 2: Editions and Licensing
- Lecture 3: Installation
Section 2: Diagramming
- Lecture 4: User Interface Walk-through
- Lecture 5: Drawing Diagram
- Lecture 6: Resource-Centric Interface
- Lecture 7: Using Connectors
- Lecture 8: Making Better Look Diagrams
Section 3: Notations & Standards
- Lecture 9: Introduction to BPMN
- Lecture 10: Introduction to UML (Part 1)
- Lecture 11: Introduction to UML (Part 2)
- Lecture 12: Introduction to UeXceler
- Lecture 13: Beyond Standard Notations
Section 4: Understanding Model & View Concept
- Lecture 14: Model Repository
- Lecture 15: Understanding the Concept of View
- Lecture 16: Master View
Section 5: Keep and Share Projects
- Lecture 17: Central Repository: VPository
- Lecture 18: Working with VPository
- Lecture 19: Keeping Files with VPository
- Lecture 20: Getting Comments from Stakeholders
Section 6: Generating Documentation
- Lecture 21: Generating Specification
- Lecture 22: Compose Your Own Documentation
- Lecture 23: Output Project to Web Contents
Section 7: Other Features
- Lecture 24: Export Diagrams to Image
- Lecture 25: Import Legacy Design
- Lecture 26: Printing Diagrams
- Lecture 27: Managing Glossary
Visual Paradigm’s User Guide
(http://www.visual-paradigm.com/support/documents/vpuserguide.jsp)
Visual Paradigm’s User Guide (PDF 55,253KB)
Table of Contents
Part I. Getting started
1. Introduction to Visual Paradigm
1.1. Trademark Disclaimer
1.2. Visual Paradigm product overview
1.3. Editions
1.4. Licensing
1.5. Software maintenance
1.6. System requirements
2. Installing Visual Paradigm
2.1. Windows 2000/NT/2003/XP/Vista/7/8/10
2.2. Mac OSX
2.3. Linux and Unix
3. Activating/De-activating Visual Paradigm
3.1. Starting Visual Paradigm
3.2. Evaluate Another Edition
3.3. Deleting License
3.4. Activating Visual Paradigm with Academic License
4. Uninstalling Visual Paradigm
4.1. Uninstalling Visual Paradigm
5. User interface
5.1. Interface Overview
5.2. Toolbar
5.3. Diagram editor
5.4. Description pane
5.5. Message pane
5.6. Project Browser
5.7. Logical view
6. Working with projects
6.1. Creating Project
6.2. Saving Project
6.3. 03. Organizing diagrams by Model Structure view
6.4. Maintaining Backups
6.5. Manage Project Properties window
6.6. Switch to Diagram
Part II. UML modeling
1. Use case diagram
1.1. Drawing use case diagrams
1.2. Use case diagram notations guide
1.3. Documenting use case details
2. Class diagram
2.1. Drawing class diagrams
3. Sequence diagram
3.1. Drawing sequence diagrams
4. Communication diagram
4.1. Drawing communication diagrams
5. State machine diagram
5.1. Creating state machine diagrams
6. Activity diagram
6.1. Drawing activity diagrams
6.2. Splitting Control Flow in Activity Diagram
7. Component diagram
7.1. Drawing component diagrams
8. Deployment diagram
8.1. Drawing deployment diagrams
9. Package diagram
9.1. Drawing package diagrams
10. Object diagram
10.1. Drawing object diagrams
11. Composite structure diagram
11.1. Drawing composite structure diagrams
12. Timing diagram
12.1. Drawing timing diagrams
13. Interaction overview diagram
13.1. Drawing interaction overview diagrams
14. Requirement diagram
14.1. Creating requirement diagram
14.2. Customizing requirement types
14.3. Modeling and documenting test cases
15. Textual analysis
15.1. Documenting Requirements with Textual Analysis Tool
15.2. Identifying important terms
15.3. Identifying candidate objects
15.4. Forming diagram from candidate objects
15.5. Candidate pane view
Part III. Glossary management
1. Working with glossary
1.1. Identify glossary term
1.2. Using Glossary Grid
2. Grid diagram
2.1. Creating grid diagram
2.2. Creating element in grid
2.3. Configuring property columns
2.4. Setting the scope of grid content
2.5. Filtering and searching in grid
2.6. Adding new property to model elements through grid
Part IV. BPMN toolset
1. Business Process Diagram
1.1. Drawing business process diagram
1.2. Pool and lane
1.3. Task and sub-process
1.4. Event
1.5. Gateway
1.6. Sequence and message flows
1.7. Choreography task and sub-process
1.8. Data object
2. Conversation Diagram
2.1. Drawing BPMN conversation diagram
Part V. Modeling toolset
1. Editing diagrams
1.1. Creating diagrams
1.2. Closing diagram
1.3. Model element and view
1.4. Opening diagram
1.5. Master view and auxiliary view
1.6. Resource Centric Interface
1.7. Tagged Values
1.8. Spell Checking
1.9. Diagram specification window
1.10. Model element specification window
1.11. Showing visible description in diagram
2. Project management properties
2.1. Using project management properties
2.2. Configuring project management properties look-ups
3. Style and formatting
3.1. Applying fill, line and font styles on diagram elements
3.2. Managing and applying styles
3.3. Setting line style
3.4. Setting line jumps options
3.5. Setting connector caption orientation
3.6. Format copier
3.7. Set connection point style
3.8. Present shape as primitive shape
4. General modeling techniques
4.1. Automatic Diagram Layout
4.2. Fit Shape Size
4.3. Diagram Element Selection
4.4. Copy and paste
4.5. Alignment guide
4.6. Reverse connector direction
4.7. Visualize related model elements
4.8. Adding comments
4.9. Pinning connector ends
4.10. Align and distribute diagram elements
4.11. Adjusting caption’s position and angle in BPD
4.12. Zooming Diagram
4.13. Diagram grids
4.14. Search bar
5. Advanced modeling techniques
5.1. Sweeper and Magnet
5.2. Mouse gestures
5.3. Jumping to shape
5.4. Grouping diagram elements
5.5. Show/hide diagram elements
5.6. Layer
5.7. Making shape non-selectable
5.8. Showing model element in multiple diagrams (Context base modeling)
5.9. Using overview diagram
5.10. Changing model element type
5.11. Selecting contained shapes with InstantFreeze
6. Annotations and freehand shapes
6.1. UML note
6.2. Callout shape
6.3. Freehand shapes
7. Resource Referencing
7.1. Reference to external resources
7.2. Reference to diagrams, shapes and model elements
7.3. Diagram based reference mapping editor
7.4. Elaborating model element with sub diagram
7.5. Showing model indicator
7.6. In/Out flows in sub-diagram
8. Using shape editor
8.1. Creating Shape in Shape Editor
8.2. Creating Shapes from Stencil Pane
9. Customizing user interface
9.1. Hiding user interface components
9.2. Adjusting user interface font
10. Organizing works with model
10.1. Using model
10.2. Creating diagram under model
10.3. Moving diagram to model
11. Using stereotypes
11.1. Apply Stereotype to Model Element
11.2. Configure stereotypes
11.3. Shortcut of creating stereotyped model element
Part VI. Collaborative modeling
1. Getting started
1.1. Introduction to team collaboration
1.2. Teamwork Client in Visual Paradigm
2. Basic features
2.1. Checkout and open project
2.2. Commit works to server
2.3. Commit part of a project
2.4. Update project from server
2.5. Revert local modification
2.6. Import project to server
3. Advanced features
3.1. Branching in server
3.2. Tagging in Server
3.3. Roll back past revisions changes
3.4. Export revisions from server
3.5. Managing Teamwork Files
3.6. Diagram protection
3.7. See the evolution of design using Visual History
3.8. Design recovery with Visual History
4. PostMania
4.1. What is PostMania?
4.2. Sharing Diagram
4.3. Getting Notified of New Posts
4.4. Posting and Replying
4.5. Following Diagram
4.6. Managing Shared Diagrams (Viewer Based)
4.7. Managing Diagram Viewers
4.8. Searching a Post
Part VII. Code engineering
1. Instant Reverse
1.1. Reverse engineering of Java sources and classes
1.2. Reverse engineering of C++ header files
1.3. Reverse engineering of .NET dll and exec files
1.4. Reverse engineering of CORBA IDL source file
1.5. Reverse engineering of Ada 9x source files
1.6. Reverse engineering of XML
1.7. Reverse engineering of XML schema
1.8. Hibernate mapping file
1.9. Reverse engineering of PHP 5.0 source files
1.10. Reverse engineering of Python
1.11. Reverse engineering of Objective-C
1.12. Java to sequence diagram
2. Instant Generation
2.1. Instant Generator for Java
2.2. Instant generate for C# source code
2.3. Instant generate for VB.NET source code
2.4. Instant Generator for PHP source code
2.5. Instant Generator for ODL source code
2.6. Instant Generator for ActionScript source code
2.7. Instant Generator for IDL source code
2.8. Instant Generator for C++ source code
2.9. Instant Generator for Delphi source code
2.10. Instant Generator for Perl source code
2.11. Instant Generator for XML schema file
2.12. Instant Generator for Python source code
2.13. Instant Generator for Objective-C source code
2.14. Instant Generator for Objective-C 2.0 source code
2.15. Instant Generator for Ada95
2.16. Instant Generator for Ruby
2.17. Customizing code generation
3. Java Round-Trip
3.1. Generate or Update Java code from UML classes
3.2. Generate or update UML classes from Java code
4. C++ Round-trip
4.1. Generate or Update C++ code from UML classes
4.2. Generate or update UML classes from C++ code
5. Reverse ORM POJO Classes
5.1. Reversing POJO
6. Generating Object-Relational Mapping Code
6.1. Generating code and database
6.2. Lazy collection setting
6.3. Persistent API
6.4. Using generated code
6.5. Customizing getter and setter body
7. State Machine Diagram Code Generation
7.1. Modeling guidelines
7.2. Generating state machine code
7.3. Reverse state machine code
8. Generating REST API
8.1. Overview of REST API Generation
8.2. Modeling REST API
8.3. Generating REST API as Service Provider
8.4. Using REST API (as a Service Consumer)
Part VIII. Database design and engineering
1. Introduction
1.1. Overview of Database Design & Management with Visual Paradigm
1.2. Benefits of Designing Database with Visual Paradigm
1.3. Database Configuration
1.4. Sharing Database Configuration between Projects
1.5. Supported Database, JDBC Drivers and .NET Drivers
2. Designer Guides
2.1. Drawing Entity Relationship Diagram
2.2. Conceptual, Logical and Physical Data Model
2.3. Using Entity Domain
2.4. Using Column Domain
2.5. Applying Default Schema on ERD
2.6. Using Auto Column
2.7. Entering Sample Table Records for Entities
2.8. Modeling Database View
2.9. Modeling Stored Procedures in ERD
2.10. Modeling Triggers in ERD
2.11. Working with Unique Constraint
2.12. Using ID Generator
2.13. Different Inheritance Strategies
2.14. Using Discriminator Column
2.15. Using Array Table
2.16. Using Partial Table
2.17. Mapping Object Model to Data Model
2.18. Mapping Data Model to Object Model
2.19. Synchronizing object model and data model
3. Database Management Guides
3.1. Reverse Engineering ERD from Database
3.2. Reverse Engineering ERD from DDL
3.3. Generating Database from ERD
3.4. Patching Design Changes to Database
3.5. Copying SQL Statements from Entities in ERD
4. Programming Guides
4.1. What is Object Relational Mapping (ORM)?
4.2. PersistentManager and Transaction
4.3. Using ORM Qualifier
4.4. Using ORM Criteria
Part IX. Advanced modeling toolset
1. Maintaining project reference
1.1. Referencing Another Project
1.2. Referencing other projects’ model elements
1.3. Mirroring model element
1.4. Viewing referenced diagrams
1.5. Duplicating element from referenced project
1.6. Refactoring
2. Model element nicknaming
2.1. What is nickname?
2.2. Configure nickname
2.3. Using nickname
2.4. Export and import word document of nickname
3. Visual Diff
3.1. What is Visual Diff?
3.2. Comparing as-is and to-be business process diagram
3.3. Comparing logical and physical ERD
4. Using design pattern
4.1. Defining design pattern
4.2. Applying design pattern
4.3. Synchronize design pattern with VPository
5. Model transitor
5.1. Model transitor for shape
5.2. Model transitor for diagram
6. Customizing elements with profile
6.1. Drawing a profile diagram
7. Mind mapping diagram
7.1. Drawing mind mapping diagram
7.2. Formatting nodes
7.3. Linking nodes
7.4. Reference to resources
7.5. Relocating a branch
7.6. Layout nodes and diagram
8. Brainstorm
8.1. Using Brainstorm
8.2. Realizing Brainstorm Notes
Part X. Document production
1. Generating HTML/PDF/Word report
1.1. Generating document
1.2. Configuring document
2. Customizing report
2.1. Customizing document
2.2. Export/import document template
2.3. Diagram loop
2.4. Diagram summary
2.5. Diagram paragraph
2.6. Element loop
2.7. Element summary
2.8. Element paragraph
2.9. Custom content
2.10. Diagram Image
2.11. Property value
2.12. Page break
3. Publishing project to Web Site
3.1. Publish project using project publisher
3.2. Using the published contents
4. Doc. Composer – Introduction
4.1. Introducing Doc. Composer
5. Doc. Composer – Build from Scratch
5.1. Introduction to the Build from Scratch Mode
5.2. Creating a Document
5.3. Overview of Doc. Composer
5.4. Developing a Document Using Element Template
5.5. Working with Content Block
5.6. Using Loop
5.7. Adding Custom Text
5.8. Adding Image
5.9. Adding Table
5.10. Adding Page Break
5.11. Using Section
5.12. Adding Table of Contents
5.13. Adding Revision Log
5.14. Adding Cover Page
5.15. Various Page Display Options
5.16. Keeping Your Document Updated
5.17. Writing Your Template
5.18. Exporting a document
5.19. Managing Element Templates in Team Environment
5.20. Managing Styles in Team Environment
6. Doc. Composer – Fill-in Doc
6.1. Introduction to the Fill-in Doc Mode
6.2. Understanding Doc Base
6.3. Understanding Doc Field
6.4. Creating a Fill-in Doc
6.5. Touching-Up a Document
6.6. Previewing a Document
6.7. Generating a Document
6.8. Doc Fields in Detail
6.9. Querying Diagrams
6.10. Querying Model Elements
6.11. Querying Diagram Elements
6.12. Using Custom Text
6.13. Working with Table
6.14. Managing Doc Templates in Team Environment
7. Doc. Composer – Writing Element Templates
7.1. What is Doc. Composer Template Language
7.2. Template Root
7.3. Text and Property
7.4. Looping (Non Connector)
7.5. Looping (Connector)
7.6. Sorting in Loop
7.7. Conditional Expression
7.8. Working with Table
7.9. Working with Image
7.10. Working with Break
7.11. Working with other DCTL Constructs
7.12. Reusing Template with Inline or Reference
7.13. DCTL Examples
7.14. Supported Diagram Types
Part XI. Business modeling
1. Data Flow Diagram
1.1. Creating data flow diagram
2. Event-driven Process Chain Diagram
2.1. Creating EPC diagram
3. Process Map Diagram
4. Organization Chart
4.1. Creating organization chart
5. RACI Chart
5.1. Creating RACI chart
Part XII. Requirements gathering
1. UeXceler
1.1. What is UeXceler?
1.2. Why UeXceler
1.3. Overview of UeXceler – The Five Phases
1.4. Responsibilities of UeXceler Roles
2. Use Case Notes
2.1. Note down use case related ideas in Use Case Note
2.2. Produce use case scenario from notes
3. Use Case Flow of Events
3.1. Develop use case scenario in Flow of Events editor
3.2. Working with multiple use case scenarios
3.3. Perform scenario-based wireframing
3.4. Wireframe playback
3.5. Producing requirement specification
3.6. Elaborating use case with sequence diagram and activity diagram
4. Requirement List
4.1. Record and document software requirements in Requirement List
5. Use Case Statement
5.1. Writing use case statements
5.2. Creating use case from use case statement
5.3. Creating user story from use case statement
6. User Story
6.1. Writing general user stories
6.2. Writing user story in use case basis
6.3. Categorizing user stories by tag
6.4. Prioritize user stories
6.5. Viewing user stories in UeXceler
6.6. Sharing user stories by sharing links
6.7. Adding storyboard to user stories
6.8. Adding sub-diagrams and references to user stories
6.9. Searching user stories
Part XIII. Wireframe
1. Wireframe
1.1. What is Wireframe?
1.2. What is a wireframe state?
1.3. Android phone wireframing skills
1.4. Android tablet wireframing skills
1.5. Desktop wireframing skills
1.6. iPad wireframing skills
1.7. iPhone wireframing skills
1.8. Web wireframing skills
1.9. Duplicate wireframe
1.10. Using the screen capture tool in wireframe
1.11. Using Smart Edit in wireframe
2. Storyboard
2.1. Creating a wireframe storyboard
2.2. Renaming a wireframe storyboard
2.3. Wireframe playback
2.4. Re-ordering wireframes in a wireframe storyboard
Part XIV. Impact analysis
1. Introduction of impact analysis
1.1. Introduction of impact analysis
2. Analysis Diagram
2.1. Analyzing a model element
2.2. Updating analyzed result
2.3. Grouping of nodes
2.4. Opening view from node
3. Matrix Diagram
3.1. Creating a Matrix
3.2. Reading a matrix
3.3. Showing the Use of Terms with Matrix
4. Chart Diagram
4.1. Chart Diagram
Part XV. SoaML modeling
1. Service interface diagram
1.1. Creating service interface diagram
2. Service participant diagram
2.1. Creating service participant diagram
3. Service contract diagram
3.1. Creating service contract diagram
4. Services architecture diagram
4.1. Creating services architecture diagram
5. Service categorization diagram
5.1. Creating service categorization diagram
Part XVI. Design animation
1. Animation
1.1. What is animation?
1.2. Animating business process diagram
1.3. Animating sequence diagram
1.4. Animating activity diagram
Part XVII. Enterprise Architecture
1. Zachman Framework
1.1. Creating Zachman Framework
1.2. Editing cell in Zachman Framework
1.3. Collapsing/Expanding rows or columns
2. Business Motivation Model diagram
2.1. Creating Business Motivation Model diagram
3. ArchiMate diagram
3.1. Creating ArchiMate diagram
3.2. Working with Viewpoints
Part XVIII. Business rule
1. Business rule management
1.1. Managing business rules
1.2. Business rule grid
2. Fact Diagram
2.1. Creating fact diagram
3. Decision table
3.1. Creating decision table
3.2. Describing rules, conditions and actions in decision table
3.3. Filter in decision table
Part XIX. Process simulation
1. Process Simulation
1.1. What is process simulation?
1.2. Simulation control panel
1.3. Simulating business process
1.4. Simulation charts
Part XX. IDE Integration
1. Eclipse Integration
1.1. Overview and Installation of Eclipse Integration
1.2. Creating a UML Project in Eclipse
1.3. Opening a UML Project in Eclipse
1.4. Reverse Engineering in Eclipse
1.5. Code Generation from UML Model in Eclipse
1.6. Selecting UML Class from Source File in Eclipse
1.7. Selecting Source File in Eclipse from UML Class
2. Visual Studio Integration
2.1. Overview and Installation of Visual Studio Integration
2.2. Creating a UML Project in Visual Studio
2.3. Opening a UML Project in Visual Studio
2.4. Reverse Engineering in Visual Studio
2.5. Code Generation from UML Model in Visual Studio
2.6. Selecting UML Class from Source File in Visual Studio
2.7. Selecting Source File in Visual Studio from UML Class
3. NetBeans Integration
3.1. Overview and Installation of NetBeans Integration
3.2. Creating a UML Project in NetBeans
3.3. Opening a UML Project in NetBeans
3.4. Reverse Engineering in NetBeans
3.5. Code Generation from UML Model in NetBeans
3.6. Selecting UML Class from Source File in NetBeans
3.7. Selecting Source File in NetBeans from UML Class
4. IntelliJ IDEA Integration
4.1. Overview and Installation of IntelliJ IDEA Integration
4.2. Creating a UML Project in IntelliJ IDEA
4.3. Opening a UML Project in IntelliJ IDEA
4.4. Reverse Engineering in IntelliJ IDEA
4.5. Code Generation from UML Model in IntelliJ IDEA
4.6. Selecting UML Class from Source File in IntelliJ IDEA
4.7. Selecting Source File in IntelliJ IDEA from UML Class
Part XXI. Interoperability and integration
1. Export and Import XML
1.1. Exporting XML
1.2. Importing XML
2. Export and import VP project
2.1. Exporting VP project
2.2. Importing VP project
3. Export and Import Microsoft Excel
3.1. Exporting to Microsoft Excel
3.2. Importing Microsoft Excel file
3.3. Excel modification guidelines
4. Export and Import XMI
4.1. Exporting XMI
4.2. Importing XMI
5. Export and Import BPMN 2.0
5.1. Exporting BPMN 2.0
5.2. Importing BPMN 2.0
6. Importing Visio drawing
6.1. Importing Visio Drawing into Visual Paradigm
7. Importing Rational Rose model
7.1. Importing Rational Rose Model into Visual Paradigm
8. Importing Rational Software Architect File
8.1. Importing Rational Software Architect EMX into Visual Paradigm
8.2. Importing Rational Software Architect DNX into Visual Paradigm
9. Importing Erwin Data Modeler project file
9.1. Importing ERwin Data Modeler project file into Visual Paradigm
10. Importing Telelogic Rhapsody and System Architect project file
10.1. Importing Rational Rhapsody project into Visual Paradigm
10.2. Importing Rational System Architect into Visual Paradigm
11. Importing NetBeans 6.x UML diagrams
11.1. Importing NetBeans 6.x UML diagrams into Visual Paradigm
12. Importing Bizagi
12.1. Importing Bizagi
13. Exporting diagram to various graphic formats
13.1. Exporting active diagram as image
13.2. Exporting multiple diagrams as images
13.3. Exporting portion of diagram as image
14. Extend functionalities with Open API
14.1. Introduction to plugin support
14.2. Implementing plugin
14.3. Deploying plugin
15. Command line interface
15.1. Exporting diagram image
15.2. Exporting and importing XMI
15.3. Exporting and importing XML
15.4. Exporting and importing Excel
15.5. Generating ORM code and/or database
15.6. Generating document through command line
15.7. Instant generator
15.8. Instant reverse
15.9. Java code synchronization
15.10. Project publisher
15.11. Updating teamwork project from server
15.12. Executing operations with Apache Ant
15.13. Exporting document (Doc. Composer)
15.14. Committing project to server
15.15. Running Plug-in without Starting Visual Paradigm
16. Printing diagrams
16.1. Printing diagrams
16.2. Quick print
Part XXII. Appendix A – Application Options
1. General
1.1. Project
1.2. Referenced project
1.3. Appearance
1.4. Connection
1.5. Printing
1.6. Edition
1.7. Teamwork
1.8. Update
2. Diagramming
2.1. Appearance
2.2. Environment
2.3. Model Generation
2.4. Shape
2.5. Connector
2.6. Resource Centric
2.7. Class
2.8. Generalization
2.9. ERD & ORM
2.10. Interaction
2.11. Business Process
2.12. Documentation
3. View
3.1. View
4. Instant Reverse
4.1. Instant Reverse
5. ORM
5.1. General
6. State Code Engine
6.1. State Code Engine
7. Office Exchange
7.1. Office Exchange
8. User Path
8.1. User Path
9. File Types
9.1. File Types
10. Spell Checking
10.1. Spell Checking
11. Keys
11.1. Keys
12. Import/Export
12.1. XMI
Part XXIII. Appendix B – Project Options
1. Diagramming
1.1. Appearance
1.2. Environment
1.3. Model Generation
1.4. Shape
1.5. Connector
1.6. Class
1.7. Association
1.8. Generalization
1.9. ERD & ORM
1.10. Interaction
1.11. Use Case Diagram
1.12. Activity and State
1.13. Component Diagram
1.14. Deployment Diagram
1.15. Business Process
1.16. Block Definition Diagram
1.17. Requirement Diagram
1.18. DFD
1.19. Communication Diagram
1.20. Textual Analysis
2. Instant Reverse
2.1. Instant Reverse
3. ORM
3.1. General
3.2. Synchronization
4. State Code Engine
4.1. State Code Engine
5. Data Type
5.1. Data Type
6. Code Synchronization
6.1. Code
6.2. Brace and Identation
6.3. New Lines
6.4. Templates
7. C++ Code Synchronization
7.1. Code
7.2. Brace and Indentation
7.3. New Lines
7.4. Templates
8. Model Quality
8.1. Model Quality
Part XXIV. Appendix C
1. Product Update
1.1. Updating Visual Paradigm to Latest Build/Version
1.2. Automatic Update Notification
2. Connection Rules
2.1. Use case diagram connection rules
2.2. Class diagram connection rules
2.3. Sequence diagram connection rules
2.4. Communication diagram connection rules
2.5. State machine diagram connection rules
2.6. Activity diagram connection rules
2.7. Component diagram connection rules
2.8. Deployment diagram connection rules
2.9. Package diagram connection rules
2.10. Object diagram connection rules
2.11. Composite structure diagram connection rules
2.12. Interaction overview diagram connection rules
2.13. Requirement diagram connection rules
2.14. Basic diagram
2.15. Entity relationship diagram connection rules
2.16. ORM diagram connection rules
2.17. Business process diagram connection rules
2.18. Conversation diagram connection rules
2.19. Data flow diagram connection rules
2.20. EPC diagram connection rules
2.21. Process map diagram connection rules
2.22. Organization chart connection rules
2.23. Fact diagram connection rules
2.24. Business motivation model diagram connection rules
2.25. Archimate diagram connection rules
2.26. Overview diagram connection rules
2.27. Mind mapping diagram connection rules
3. Multi- Languages support
3.1. Multi-languages support