The Tools menu and its submenus are shown below:
•Run Enterprise Architect
Start Enterprise Architect and load the current project file in Enterprise Architect.
•Enterprise Architect Features
oGenerate Use Cases
Automatically generate Use Cases to the Use Case package. The hierarchy is the same as the hierarchy of the original requirements.
oGenerate Classes from Glossary
Generate classes from the terms in the glossary.The generated classes have the same names as the terms.
oImport from current Project
▪Generate Requirements from Use Cases
Generate Requirements from Use Cases. The hierarchy is the same as the hierarchy of the original Use Cases.
▪Import Internal Requirements
Import internal requirements defined in the requirement tab of the use case properties dialog in Enterprise Architect. You can also change use case internal requirements to requirements elements (external requirements) in Enterprise Architect by option.
oImport from another Project (Not implemented in current build)
▪Requirements (Not implemented in current build)
Import EA requirement elements from another project file.
▪Use Cases (Not implemented in current build)
Import EA Use Cases from another project file and generate the same name requirements.
The imported information is stored in the currently selected package.
•Run Execution Log Viewer
Start Execution Log Viewer and shows RaQuest's logging (for debugging use).
•Project Options
Configure options for each project. Project Options are effective for all users who use the project. For details, see "Project Options" page.
•Local Options
Configure options for local user. Local Options are effective for all projects and each user can configure them. For details, see "Local Options" page.