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Distributed System Design Tools
Use the Distributed System Design tools to design,
evaluate, and implement application systems
Application Design project template to define and
connect underlying applications for designing
systems
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Application Designer to visually define service-
oriented applications and generate code
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Bind Application to identify that an application will
be deployed on a particular server in the logical
datacenter diagram
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Configure Connections to External Databases on the
application diagram to visualize, document, connect
them to applications that reference them, and
include them as part of an application system design
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Conform .NET Web Service Endpoints to WSDL Files
to conform operation signatures to those described
in the WSDL file
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Custom Prototypes enable you to create custom
prototypes from applications, logical servers, zones,
and endpoints already defined on their respective
diagrams or install those created by other users
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Define Deployment dialog box to create a
deployment diagram using an application diagram, or
system diagram
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Deployment Designer to validate application designs
against a target datacenter and identify issues before
deployment begins
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Generate Deployment Report to assist you in
creating an installation script from structured XML
information in the report
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Implement Application from application diagrams to
create the appropriate project for that application
and can include code or class files, configuration files,
and any other needed resources
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Logical Datacenter Design project template to design
a logical datacenter for validating system deployment
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Logical Datacenter Designer to visualize the logical
structure of datacenters, specify operational policies
and validate applications before deployment
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Reverse Engineer Projects in Existing Solutions
enable you to reverse-engineer projects whose
application types can be visualized on an application
diagram
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