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Hi Fei Xu,
 
I'm not sure if you were looking for feedback on your note since you didn't ask any questions, but here are some brief reactions:
- If you are only developing internal modules, you don't really need to worry whether commercial extensions are allowed or not (although, as you noted, they are)
- Bugs are a fact of life of every software project.  Without specifics, it's hard to comment on whether the ones that you have encountered are have already been reported or fixed.  If they haven't been reported, you should make sure that you create a new bug report in the issue database so that someone gets a chance to fix them.
- The Eclipse UML2 project doesn't compete at all with ArgoUML.  As a matter of fact, it's one possible path forward for implementing UML 2.1 support in our Model subsystem.  If you are interested in Eclipse, you should be sure to check out the ArgoEclipse project.  A more credible threat would be from a plugin which leveraged Eclipse's new GMF project to create a competitor.  If such a competitor were to develop, it would have a different set of strengths and weaknesses than ArgoUML, so they would probably occupy separate niches, at least initially.  Of course long term development roadmaps and competitive strengths are much more difficult to predict.
 
Tom
-----Original Message-----
From: Fei Xu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2006 4:48 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [argouml-users] Great tool & a little worry!

Hello, 
 
I'm a new user of ArgoUML. I'm invesgating ArgoUML and then I will decide whether to use Argo in our project and whether it's worth to develop some modules for argoUML for internal use.
The reason I choose ArgoUML is
1) it's opensource
2) commercial modules are allowed to be integrated with ArgoUML
3) supoort C++
 
But after several days of using(I'm still in the progress of reading user manual), I'm a little worried about this project now. 
1)I encountered several bugs already & often. like diagram repaint bug, can't delete package from model in the explorer pane. (My os is WindowsXP)
2) The eclipse subproject named UML2 may be a great threat to argoUML, although I haven't look at UML2 now.
 
Anyway, thank ArgoUML's developers for the great tool!
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Fei Xu
Shanghai, China

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