RE: (ROSE) Rose Oracle8

[Gornik, Davor]

Well, the question has many answers - it depends what exactly you want:   - there are XMI bridges for Rose, and if you have a database which is able to understand XMI, you are able to save it in a database. As XMI is "only" a XML format to store UML models, every database with XML input/output data interface should be able to store the content of an XMI file. However the question is what you want to do with the content. (SQL 2000 and Oracle 8i should be able to read XMI files)   - the second answer could be that you can write a Rose script reading the content and building SQL statements to update the database. Of course you have to model the metamodel in the database first   - the third would be that you actually can store everything in an object oriented database. Most of the OODBMS vendors are our partners and have build add-ins to Rose, which store the class model directly in the database - of course for the sake of the database itself.   - the fourth possibility are bridges to repositories. Our partners build bridges to several repositories including Rochade, UREP, etc.   I am not absolutely clear what you are looking for.   Davor -----Original Message----- From: Ale� Vrabic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 4:37 AM To: Rose Forum Subject: (ROSE) Rose Oracle8 I have one question. If you have class diagam modeled in Rational Rose (not in Rational Rose Oracle8), is there any possibility of making this diagam, it's classes to directly save whole content of class (it's atributes, methods) to the database? Thank you very much! Ales