The next version of OpenAmeos is presently in early QA. The 2 major new features are SQLite and Unicode support.
SQLite can replace MS-Jet as repository storage engine on Windows and will typically improve the overall performance of OpenAmeos. On Linux, OpenAmeos can now be used without a Sybase installation.
Unicode has been partially implemented by our partner Triad in Hungary.
In addition to this, we are also considering to include support for UML profiles in various export formats like XMI (-> profiles will be added to the ACD metamodel)
OpenAmeos 10.2 is expected to be available in fall 2009.
This entry was posted by admin on Wednesday, September 9th, 2009 at 14:28 and is filed under OpenAmeos, ScopeSET.
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