Rational Rose 2000 Quick Start with Rose Visual Basic
Use the tutorial in Quick Start with Rose Visual Basic to become quickly acquainted with the tool. You will be introduced to some basic features in Rational Rose Visual Basic, and learn how to:
- Understand an application by browsing existing design diagrams and Specifications.
- Modify an application by modeling the changes.
- Implement changes to an application by generating and evolving the code and updating the design.
- Understand how the design model is mapped to Visual Basic code.
To use this tutorial effectively, you should be comfortable with basic Microsoft Windows techniques, including using a mouse and choosing from menus. You should also be familiar with the Microsoft Visual
Basic programming environment.
To run the example project, you need to have Microsoft Visual Basic installed on your system.
To browse in the example model you need Rational Rose with the Visual Basic Language Support add-in installed on your system. In the tutorial, the Component Object Model (COM) terminology is used when referring to properties and methods. However, by default Rational Rose uses the Unified Modeling Language (UML) terminology
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