Integrations

ArgoUML

The OCL Toolkit has been integrated into the open-source CASE tool ArgoUML. Please have a look on an example that shows how the integration in Argo/UML helps in working with the OCL. The example also shows the code injection with the injector tool from the Toolkit. If you want to test the example by yourself, please refer to the download page and install the necessary files.

Borland Together

A prototypical integration into Borland Together ControlCenter is available (see screenshot). It is currently only available through downloading the sources from the CVS repository and building the module manually with the help of ANT scripts. Please refer to the installation step-by-step guide provided.

Also have a look on this usage example that shows how the Toolkit can be used from within Together.

The integration of the Dresden OCL Toolkit 1.3 into Borland Together ControlCenter should work with all versions vom 6.0 upwards.

Fujaba4Eclipse

The Fujaba Tool Suite is developed at the university of paderborn (http://wwwcs.uni-paderborn.de/cs/fujaba/projects/eclipse/index.html). One project based on the Fujaba Tool Suite is Fujaba4Eclipse. Fujaba4Eclipse is as an open source project and its goal is to provide an integrated teaching environment based on Eclipse for secondary schools and first year university courses. It should assist teaching object-oriented technology, design patterns and the syntax and semantics of a programming language.

In 2005 and 2006 Mirko Stölzel integrated parts of the Dresden OCL2 Toolkit into Fujaba4Eclipse (for his student research projects Großer Beleg and Diploma Thesis), to use OCL constraints in class and story diagrams created with Fujaba4Eclipse.

MetaBoss

MetaBoss, a dually licensed Model-Driven-Architecture Toolkit makes use of the Dresden OCL Toolkit for modelling of service specifications and domain entities. It also allows generation of validation code from the OCL in a model.

Poseidon

Poseidon is the commercial successor of ArgoUML and also contains the integration of the Dresden OCL Toolkit just as its predecessor does.

Rational Rose

An integration into Rational Rose has been performed. This integration package is not in the public domain, however.