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| Model Guardian
provides numerous features that make maintaining both your frameworks and
your models a much simpler task than doing so in Enterprise Architect alone. A list of the key features is shown below. Click on the feature links for more information. |
| Automatically synchronize models with framework changes |
Yes |
No |
| Bring pre-existing model elements under framework control |
No |
Yes |
| Change the stereotype of all model elements with a given stereotype to another stereotype, while handling multiple stereotypes on the elements |
No |
Yes |
| Change the tag name of all model elements with a given tag name to another tag name, eliminating tag "orphans" when changing the name of a tag definition |
No |
Yes |
| Relocate model elements in the Project Browser by simply clicking on the target package |
No |
Yes |
| In addition to viewing where a model element is used in diagrams and where it is directly linked to other elements, view where it is used as an attribute, as an operation parameter or return type, a tagged value, and where it is linked to other elements through exposed interfaces |
No |
Yes |
| Report on framework violations in models* |
No |
Yes |
| Install framework generated SQL views into the model repository |
No |
Yes |
| Install User-defined SQL views into the model repository |
No |
Yes |
| Install enterprise architecture & risk management SQL Views for strategic reporting*** |
No |
Yes |
| Simplify modeling tasks with a framework-driven user interface for working in your model** |
No |
Yes |
| Simplify the complex task of managing service provisioning between architectural layers with a set of user interface forms*** |
No |
Yes |
| *Scheduled for an upcoming release. |
| **Requires the Framework Edition with Automation or the Model Edition with Automation |
| ***Included with the (EA)2 Enterprise Architecture Modeling Framework |
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