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168 Getting started with InfoSphere Data Architect Figure 10.2 – Integrating InfoSphere Data Architect with other software development products 10.1.3 Shell-sharing with other Eclipse-based products IBM InfoSphere Data Architect is built on top of the Eclipse platform, which is a popular open-source platform that you can use to develop applications. The Eclipse platform allows you to integrate with other Eclipse-based products. Shell-sharing between Eclipse-based products basically means that you can share the core components of products so that they are not duplicated across each of the products. It eliminates the need for each product to have its own Eclipse platform. A simple analogy to understand shell-sharing is to compare it to a Microsoft Windows installation: all of the common components required by Windows Program Files are stored in the C:\Windows folder. At a basic level, shell-sharing translates into disk space savings, and duplicate components are not installed. Shell-sharing achieves this result by sharing common and compatible features. Therefore, you can interact with all of the features of each of the products via a single user interface. If, for example, you shell-share IBM InfoSphere Data Architect and Optim Development Studio with each other, you can develop and architect databases from a single, common platform. This common platform is launched without regard to which of the products is launched.
Chapter 10 – The Data Management Life Cycle 169 You can shell-share any number of compatible products. For example, you can also integrate Rational Software Architect with IBM InfoSphere Data Architect and Optim Development Studio in order to use the features of Rational Software Architect. Note: For an example about how to shell-share InfoSphere Data Architect, Optim Development Studio, and Optim Database Administrator, see the following developerWorks article: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/data/library/techarticle/dm-0811khatri/index.html
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