Method and system for providing visualization of underlying...

Data processing: software development – installation – and managem – Software program development tool – Modeling

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C717S105000, C709S224000, C715S736000, C715S751000

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07415697

ABSTRACT:
A method and system for providing a visualization of an underlying architecture of a software system. The method includes accessing a datafile descriptive of the underlying architecture. The datafile may be transformed to determine architectural components used to form the underlying architecture. Graphical elements representative of the architectural components of the underlying architecture may be rendered on a graphical display.

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