Common project file

Structure of RaQuest's project file (.rqe) is identical to Enterprise Architect's project file (.eap). It is possible that RaQuest opens .eap file or Enterprise Architect opens .rqe file. Also, RaQuest can use database repository of Enterprise Architect as well.

Opening RaQuest's project in Enterprise Architect allows Enterprise Architect to refer the most of RaQuest's data, such as requirement data, relationships between requirements or requirements and UML Items.


(Tree in left is RaQuest's. Right is a project browser of Enterprise Architect.)

Reference of UML Item's requirement

By setting related UML Items to the requirement in RaQuest, Enterprise Architect is able to refer it as a defined requirement in the Requirement tab of the corresponding UML Item's property dialog.

Selection of Enterprise Architect's requirement in RaQuest

Opens the same project file in RaQuest and Enterprise Architect. Select EA's Requirement in RaQuest. Then the corresponding requirement is selected on the project browser of Enterprise Architect.

Selection of RaQuest's requirement in Enterprise Architect

Opens the same project file in RaQuest and Enterprise Architect. Select Add-Ins | Select RaQuest's requirement Options menu option in Enterprise Architect. Then the corresponding requirement of RaQuest is selected in RaQuest.

Integration between RaQuest and Enterprise Architect

• Reference function of requirement information in Enterprise Architect
• Traceability between requirement and UML Item
• Automatic generation of UML Item from RaQuest's data