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DBVA for WebLogic Workshop (DBVA-WW) is a database design plugin tightly integrated with WebLogic Worksho. Developers can design application with Class Diagram and ERD, and generate database tables from the resulting diagrams. It can also generate the persistent Java objects (ORM) for accessing database (Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server...). Furthermore, you can reverse engineering existing database(s) to Class Diagram and ERD.

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DBVA for Eclipse (DBVA-EC) is a database design plugin tightly integrated with Eclipse. Developers can design application with Class Diagram and ERD, and generate database tables from the resulting diagrams. It can also generate the persistent Java objects (ORM) for accessing database (Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server...). Furthermore, you can perform reverse engineering by reversing existing database(s) to Class Diagram and ERD.

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DBVA for JBuilder (DBVA-JB) is a database design plugin tightly integrated with JBuilder. Developers can design application with Class Diagram and ERD, and generate database tables from the resulting diagrams. It can also generate the persistent Java objects (ORM) for accessing database (Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server...). Furthermore, you can perform reverse engineering by reversing existing database(s) to Class Diagram and ERD.

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DBVA for NetBeans (DBVA-NB) is a database design plugin tightly integrated with NetBeans. Developers can design application with Class Diagram and ERD, and generate database tables from the resulting diagrams. It can also generate the persistent Java objects (ORM) for accessing database (Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server...). Furthermore, you can perform reverse engineering by reversing existing database(s) to Class Diagram and ERD.

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Business Process Visual ARCHITECT Analyst Edition, a full-feature business process modeler supporting the latest OMG Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN). BP-VA provides the most easy-to-use environment to model your business process that can help in designing and organizing your business process. BPVA now also supports include Nicknamer, Model Transitor, Callout and Freehand shapes, Team collaboration with Perforce etc.

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DBVA for JDeveloper (DBVA-JD) is a database design plugin tightly integrated with JDeveloper. Developers can design application with Class Diagram and ERD, and generate database tables from the resulting diagrams. It can also generate the persistent Java objects (ORM) for accessing database (Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server...). Furthermore, you can perform reverse engineering by reversing existing database(s) to Class Diagram and ERD.

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Visual Paradigm for UML is a UML modelling tool that supports full software lifecycle - object-oriented analysis, object-oriented design, etc. VP-UML supports reverse engineering, code generation, import XMI, Rational, Visio integration, plugin... +Round-trip engineering +Instant Reverse for XML, DotNET dll/exe, C++, CORBA IDL +IDE Integration: Visual Studio .NET, IBM WebSphere, JBuilder, IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, NetBeans, Sun ONE +more.

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DBVA for IntelliJ IDEA (DBVA-IJ) is a database design plugin tightly integrated with IntelliJ IDEA. Developers can design application with Class Diagram and ERD, and generate database tables from the resulting diagrams. It can also generate the persistent Java objects (ORM) for accessing database (Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft SQL Server...). Furthermore, you can perform reverse engineering by reversing existing database(s) to Class Diagram and ERD.