CVS – How to set up a CVS repository in an Enterprise Architect model.

Subversion – How to set up a Subversion repository in Enterprise Architect models.

Team Foundation Server – Setting up a Team Foundation Server (TFS) project.

Configure & Connect – Configuring EA and connecting to your Version Control system.

Controlled Packages – Version controlled UML packages in Enterprise Architect.

AccuRev – Built-in support for AccuRev’s version control features using SCC.

Sit back, relax and watch this interesting videos, which should help you getting a better understanding for Enterprise Architects version control.

Display Scenario Testing details by:
1. Select the View | Testing menu option.
2. Open a diagram and select the required element
3. Now you can see all of the test scripts for that element.
4. Click on the Scenario tab.

Option	Use to
Test	Specify the name of the test.
Status	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the current status of the test.
Type	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the type of test.
Run By	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the name of the person who ran the test.
Checked By	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the name of the person who checked the test run.
Last Run	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the date on which the test was last run.
Description	Type a description of the test. You can format the text using the Rich Text Notes toolbar at the top of the field. This text is also reflected in the Notes window, but cannot be edited there.
Input	Type in the input data.
Acceptance Criteria	Type the acceptance or test success conditions.
Results	Type the results of the last test.

Display Acceptance Testing details by:
1. Select the View | Testing menu option.
2. Open a diagram and select the required element.
3. Now you can see all of the test scripts for that element.
4. Click on the Acceptance tab.

Option	Use to
Test	Specify the name of the test.
Status	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the current status of the test.
Type	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the type of test.
Run By	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the name of the person who ran the test.
Checked By	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the name of the person who checked the test run.
Last Run	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the date on which the test was last run.
Description	Type a description of the test. You can format the text using the Rich Text Notes toolbar at the top of the field. This text is also reflected in the Notes window, but cannot be edited there.
Input	Type in the input data.
Acceptance Criteria	Type the acceptance or test success conditions.
Results	Type the results of the last test.

Debug Workbench – New in Enterprise Architect 6.5 – Enterprise Architect 6.5 now comes with a new Workbench feature.

Debugging Java – Importing, debugging and running Java source code in Enterprise Architect, and automatic generation of sequence diagrams.

Visualizing ASP.NET – Visualizing and inspecting your ASP.NET web service is made easy using Enterprise Architect.

Debugging C# – Importing, debugging and running C# source code in Enterprise Architect, and automatic generation of sequence diagrams.

The options of System Testing and the use of it:

Follow this steps to display Integration Testing details:

1. Select the View | Testing menu option.
2. Open a diagram and select the required element.
3. All possible test scripts for that element are now displayed.
4. Click on the Integration tab.

A list of all options and the use of it:

1. Open Testing window
2. Select View | Testing menu option
3. Open a diagram, select the required element

Now, all of the test scripts for that element are displayed in the Testing window.
Below you can see the possible options and how to use it:

Option	Use to
Test	Specify the name of the test.
Status	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the current status of the test.
Type	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the type of test.
Run By	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the name of the person who ran the test.
Checked By	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the name of the person who checked the test run.
Last Run	Click on the drop-down arrow and select the date on which the test was last run.
Description	Type a description of the test. You can format the text using the Rich Text Notes toolbar at the top of the field. This text is also reflected in the Notes window, but cannot be edited there.
Input	Type in the input data.
Acceptance Criteria	Type the acceptance or test success conditions.
Results	Type the results of the last test.

State Table Overview – State Machine modeling with the new State Table View.

Model Transformations – MDA Transforms, Platform Independent Model (PIM), Platform Specific Models (PSM).

Pan & Zoom – Pan and Zoom feature of EA to get an overview of large diagrams.

Basic Use Case Demonstration – A guide how to constructing a Use Case model with use cases, notes and issues.

HTML Generator – Overview of the HTML Documentation Generator.

Sequence Diagrams – Enhancements to Sequence Diagrams.

Bezier Lines and Triggers – Support for Bezier curves in StateMachine Diagrams.

Model Patterns – How to use the model patterns improving your modeling.

By using following steps you can easily access the test dialog:

Open the Test Cases docked window by selecting the View | Other Windows | Testing menu item.
Open the diagram that holds the element you want to view the test script for.
Select the element and all of the test scripts for that element will appear in the Test Cases docked window.

The Testing Workspace
The testing workspace of EA provides you a quick and practical method working with element tests. By selecting an element in a diagram or in the Project Browser, all lists of tests for that element are already loaded and ready for modification or addition.

To edit details, double click on a line item – that will bring up the testdialog. Within this mask you can also delete the test.

Than we recommend you to watch this collection of videos, showing you how to “Get started with Enterprise Architect”.

EA Overview – A 10 minute guide, starting from Requirements Management and Business Process Modeling to MDA and Code Engineering.

EA Overview – A 45 minutes walk through the Software Development Lifecycle of Enterprise Architect.

EA 7.5 Overview – More than 60 minutes of full information about Enterprise Architect’s newest build.

Installing EA – A video about the installation of Enterprise Architect and how to start up an example model.