دانلود کتاب Introduction to SparxSystems Enterprise Architect: Documenting Enterprise Architecture in the Most Affordable Enterprise Architecture Suite

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Table of Contents\nAbout the Author\nAbout the Technical Reviewer\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction\nChapter 1: Setting Up SparxSystems Enterprise Architect\n Comparing the Different Versions of EA\n Editions of EA\n Flavors of EA\n Downloading and Setting Up EA\n Summary\nChapter 2: The First Model: Documenting the Systemplar Enterprise Architecture\n Case 2-1: Documenting an Enterprise Architecture\n Enterprise Architecture and the Zachman Framework\n Notes on the Use of the Zachman Framework\n Applying the Zachman Framework in Enterprise Architect\n Repositories, Projects, and the Model Wizard\n The Big Five of Enterprise Architect: Models, Elements, Diagrams, Connectors, and Packages\n Models\n Elements and Diagrams\n Connectors\n Delete the Connection Between Both Elements\n Packages\n Wrapping It All Up\n Creating a Strategy Map in EA\n The List of Geographic Locations\n Summary\nChapter 3: Working with Elements\n Elements\n Elements Can Appear on Zero, One, or More Diagrams\n Elements and Their Extended Properties\n General Properties\n Linked Documents\n Responsibilities and Files\n Related Elements\n Adding Elements to the Model\n The Visual Way\n The Fastest Way\n Flexibility Required? Try the csv Import!\n Case 3-1: Importing a Project List into the Enterprise Architecture\n Refining the Import with Parent-Child Relationships\n Updating Instead of Importing\n Finding Elements\n Finding an Element from a Diagram in the Project Browser\n Finding on Which Diagrams an Element Is Used\n Finding Orphans\n Deleting Elements\n Bookmarking Elements\n Element-Related Preferences\n Element Default Appearance\n Auto Names and Counters\n Summary\nChapter 4: Connecting Elements with Connectors\n Case 4-1: Relating Business Processes to Locations\n Quickly Adding Links with the Quicklinker and Repeat Connector\n Creating Links from the Project Browser\n Relationship Properties\n Connector Styles\n Docking and Nesting Elements\n Relationship-Related Preferences\n Putting Elements on the Diagram Based on Links\n More Options\n Namespaces\n The Traceability Window\n Adding Information to Connectors: Notes and Information Flows\n The Relationship Matrix\n Saving Settings\n Matrix Options\n Exporting the Matrix\n Working with Overlays\n Summary\nChapter 5: Using Diagrams to Present Information\n Case 5-1: A Business Process Model\n Manual and Autolayout\n Other Diagram Layout Options\n Layout Tools\n Manual Layouting\n Copying Diagrams\n Diagram Types\n Status Colors\n Legends\n Case 5-2: A Heat Map for the Software Model\n Step 1: Importing the Data\n Step 2: Creating the Legends\n Step 3: Using the Legends\n Adding Elements to the Same Diagram Twice\n Showing Alternative Info and Notes\n Filtering Diagrams\n Different Views: List, Gantt, Specification, and More\n The Specification Manager\n A List View\n A Gantt Chart\n Special Diagrams\n Navigation Cells\n Package Contents\n Graphs\n Saving Time Opening the Right Diagrams\n User and Model Default\n Working Sets\n Save As a Shortcut\n Importing Graphics\n Diagram-Related Preferences\n Summary\nChapter 6: Different Ways of Handling “Work to Do”\n Bookmarking Elements\n Adding #todo to Elements\n Using Swimlanes to Get a Status Overview\n Setting Up a Kanban Diagram\n Case 6-1: A Kanban Diagram for the Enterprise Architecture\n Setting Up the First Version\n Adapting the Kanban Diagram\n Adding and Removing Swimlanes\n Tying the Item Status to the Phase Field\n Defining Work in Progress Limits\n Project Management in the EA Model\n Summary\nChapter 7: Creating Reports and Slideshows\n Diagram Exports\n RTF Reports\n Adding a Logo to the Footer\n Changing the Color of the Main Title\n Changing the Contents of the Report\n CSV Exports\n Exporting from List View\n Exporting with an Export Specification\n Exporting a Relationship Matrix\n A Website\n Case 7-1: A Website for the Enterprise Architecture\n Slideshows in the EA User Interface\n Summary\nChapter 8: Tagged Values and Stereotypes\n General Types\n Status\n Constraint and Constraint Status\n Difficulty\n Priority\n Test Status\n Requirement\n Scenario\n Maintenance Status\n Tagged Values\n Adding a Tagged Value\n Exporting Tagged Values\n Applying to Multiple Items\n Case 8-1: Adding Custom Information to the Enterprise Architecture Model\n Local vs. Global Tagged Values\n Dealing with Numeric Values\n Additional Tagged Value Types\n Stereotypes\n Overriding Appearance with Metatypes\n Overriding Appearance with Shape Script\n A Simple Shape Script for Locations\n Shape Main\n Initializations\n The Drawing Commands\n The Text Command\n Some More Connector Linked Shape Script Commands\n An Example of a Shape Script Applied to Connectors\n Shape Main\n Shape Source and Target\n Label Shapes\n Summary\nChapter 9: Your Own Toolbox\n Case 9-1: Leaving the Enterprise Architecture Model for the Architects of the Company\n Exporting and Importing the Toolbox\n Adding a Shape Script\n Default Size\n The Profile Helper\n Inheriting Tagged Values\n Adding Diagram Properties\n Step 1: Adding the Diagram Property\n Step 2: Changing the Shape Script of the Event Stereotype\n Step 3: Updating the Existing Elements and Testing\n Toolbox Visibility\n Epilogue\n Summary\nAppendix: Useful Resources\nIndex\n0.PNG\n0.PNG