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Why is UModel® 2010 support for UML 2.2 so important?

April 26, 2017support UML umodel®

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Why is UModel® 2010 support for UML 2.2 so important?

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UML 2.2 is the latest specification for the Unified Modeling Language (UML) released by the Object Management Group (OMG). UML 2.2 introduces a new profile diagram and refinements to compliance requirements to enhance model exchange between UML tools. UModel® 2010 can export projects in the latest XMI format and can import XMI files created by other UML tools. UModel also supports XMI for the previous UML 2.0 and 2.1 standards. UML 2.2 includes features and enhancements that are a direct response to limitations of previous specifications that often forced developers of earlier UML tools to create non-standard diagrams and workarounds. Since it started with the original UML 2.0 specification, UModel® 2010 is not burdened with unnecessary toolbars or menu options to support obsolete UML syntax elements.