Rational Software Architect Standard Edition

Part of the Rational Software Architect family

A software factories platform for Java and C++ development

Reason, communicate, and collaborate more efficiently. Automate development and deployment. Deliver more, faster, more predictably, and at less cost.

• Powerful modeling and graphical editing across a variety of domains (UML™ 2, Java, C++ XSD, and more). Includes integrated JDT and CDT tooling from Eclipse, for an integrated design and development experience.
• Manage projects and risks more effectively: leverage traceability to analyze impacts of proposed changes.
• Quickly create custom factory solutions based upon your own domain examples, using exemplar-driven authoring tools. Use domain specific languages to represent your unique problem and solution domains. Automate development with Patterns Based Engineering.
• Ensure that your software solutions deploy correctly -- first time, every time -- with smart tools for discovering and representing infrastructure, modeling current and planned deployments, and creating best-practice configuration templates. Leverage integration with Rational BuildForge to automate those deployments. Leverage integration with Tivoli Asset Discovery to capture infrastructure specifications.
• Additional integrations with the IBM® Rational® software delivery platform include IBM® Rational® Team Concert, IBM® Rational® Asset Manager, IBM® Rational® Requirements Management, WebSphere Business Modeler, Rational System Architect, and more.
• Open and highly extensible. Powered by Eclipse 3.4. Adapts to your needs. Features are optionally installable at a fine-grained level And user experience is highly configurable -- expose only the tooling capabilities you truly need.
• New! Version 7.5.4 available September 25, 2009 introduces support for BPMN 2, SoaML, and DoDAF 2.
• Operating systems supported: Linux, Windows

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